When large social problems such as plagues or wars are resolved,
A)society is typically primed for a period in which people are fairly immune to claimsmaking.
B)problems that previously seemed small can now get attention.
C)claimsmakers must work hard to identify new troubling conditions.
D)many policymakers are reluctant to discuss social problems.

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Once a large social problem is resolved, attention can shift to other issues that may have previously been overlooked or seemed insignificant in comparison. This can create an opportunity for claimsmakers to bring attention to new social problems.

When Large Social Problems Such as Plagues or Wars Are