Political protests

(a) are more common in the United States today than in most European democracies.

(b) have recently seen success primarily with liberal or leftist protest groups.

(c) are seen by most Americans as something to be accepted but not admired.

(d) have become more spontaneous and unlawful in recent years.

(e) are today mostly aimed at local laws and local political targets.

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19 September, 18:51

Political protests

(a) are more common in the United States today than in most European democracies.

(b) have recently seen success primarily with liberal or leftist protest groups.

(c) are seen by most Americans as something to be accepted but not admired.

(d) have become more spontaneous and unlawful in recent years.

(e) are today mostly aimed at local laws and local political targets.

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Janet Blair · Answer 1

Option: C. Are seen by most Americans as something to be accepted but not admired.

Explanation:

Political protest is a kind of protest that demonstrations, strikes and even use violence to show their anger towards the governing government. Seldom a protest focuses around an issue or sets of issues, or it gets involved with groups such as youth, ethnic minorities, pensioner, farmers, women. Political protests may occur from any part of society, and they indicate both left or right-wing ideas. Political protests challenge the government and force them to reform the laws on issues. It also gives a wrong impression to other countries how the government rule.