16. Youarewalkingacrosscampusandseealargegroupofstudentsgatheredoutsidethestudentunion,listeningtosomeonetalk.Youstopandtrytolisten,butyoucan’tgetcloseenough.Youaskanothermemberofthecrowdwhat’shappening,andyouaretoldthatsomeonewasproselytizingandthatsomestudentsgatheredtolistenwhileothersargued.Whatdoesthistellyouaboutcrowds?a. Acrowddoesn’thavetoshareageographiclocation.b. Inanycrowd,peoplehavemanydifferentmotivations.c. Crowdsareillogical.Question 1Why don’t the poor participate in social movements more often?The consequences of participation may be too high.They may not have adequate resources.They may not have enough time to do so.They may have to work multiple jobs, leaving little energy left for activism.all of the above
