When studying the motivations of a protest movement, why is it necessary to consider what the protestors think and feel? A) Perceptions reveal the interactions among ideas, mobilization, and the broader environment, which provide the goals. B) The protests are works in progress, indeed, a form of art. C) Grievances cannot be manufactured, that is, preconceived. D) Because people don't really know what they want, leaders step forward and exploit what they "think and feel."

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Greta Patton

Social Studies

17 July, 06:28

When studying the motivations of a protest movement, why is it necessary to consider what the protestors think and feel? A) Perceptions reveal the interactions among ideas, mobilization, and the broader environment, which provide the goals. B) The protests are works in progress, indeed, a form of art. C) Grievances cannot be manufactured, that is, preconceived. D) Because people don't really know what they want, leaders step forward and exploit what they "think and feel."

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Jane · Answer 1

A) perceptions reveal the interactions among ideas, mobilization, and the broader environment, which provide the goals.

Explanation:

A protest is showing an expression of objection or refusal or dissent of any government policy or law or any public opinion. Protesters organize rally or demonstrate mass movements in order to influence the government or the organization.

Studying the real cause for the protest movement is very important. Different views or interpretations which discloses the ideas and motivations behind the protest is important to achieve the goals of the protest movements. Therefore it is important to know what protesters feel and think.

Hence the correct option is (A).