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Social justice movements

MYP History Social Justice Movements Questionbank

MYP History Topic Social Justice Movements Questionbank | RevisionDojo

Civil rights struggles

Social justice movements

Protest strategies and activism

Government responses and reforms

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According to the 'Role of Hope' section, how does a moral vision for the future benefit a social justice movement?

It makes the movement appear less political to the government

It replaces the need for community organizing

It prevents the movement from using social media

It transforms individual frustration into sustained action

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In the Environmental Justice movement, what was the function of 'scientific evidence' produced by researchers?

What is a primary distinguishing feature of a social justice movement compared to other types of political movements, such as separatism?

What specific concept did the movement 'Occupy Wall Street' use to highlight the wealth gap following the 2008 financial crisis?

What was the specific requirement of Executive Order 12898 issued in 1994?

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To help the government find more remote areas for landfills

To discover new ways to burn hazardous materials safely

To prove there were racial patterns in toxic waste placement

To replace the need for community organizing and protests

They prioritize economic isolation over social integration

They aim to form a new independent country

They focus on changing existing systems to ensure equal treatment and rights

They seek to overthrow the central government entirely

The 'New Deal'

The '1% vs. 99%'

The 'Iron Curtain'

The 'Silent Majority'

Every citizen must be given a job in the environmental sector

Federal agencies must consider environmental justice in policy making

Protesting near waste sites was made illegal

All toxic waste sites must be closed immediately

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