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Number 1. Movements that seek to bring about social change with the promise of miraculous intervention

Correct Answer: Messianic

Number 2. Having an outstanding personality that magnetically attracts others to you

Correct Answer: Charisma

Number 3. Movement that seeks partial changes in only a few institutions on behalf of interest groups

Correct Answer: Reformist

Number 4. Movement that seeks to return the institutions and values of the past by doing away with existing ones

Correct Answer: Reactionary

Number 5. The use of murder or mayhem to create a state of fear which can be used to gain political, religious, or ideological advantage

Correct Answer: Terrorism

Number 6. Movement that seeks to uphold the values and institutions of society and generally resist attempts to alter them

Correct Answer: Conservative

Number 7. Movement that seeks to allow for expression of personal concerns and beliefs

Correct Answer: Expressive

Number 8. Theory that claims people feel relatively deprived in comparison to some other group or institution and use the social movement to equalize things

Correct Answer: Deprivation

Number 9. Movement that seeks to overthrow existing institutions and class systems while replacing them with new ones

Correct Answer: Revolutionary

Number 10. Theory that claims social problems/strains on the current social structure combined with discontent lead to movements

Correct Answer: Structural Strain

Number 11. Theory that maintains a social movement succeeds or fails based on people's ability to gather and organize resources

Correct Answer: Resource Mobilization

Number 12. This movement began with gaining the right to vote for women, but later expanded to include sex discrimination in society

Correct Answer: Womens

Number 13. The (blank) Rights movement began as a primarily African-American movement attempting to end segregation and to expand voting rights; this movement was so successful that it has inspired many other minority movements, like the Hispanic civil rights movement and the gay rights movement

Correct Answer: Civil

Number 14. The rights movement seeks to protect the rights of gun owners from gun-control legislation; it grew tremendously following the outcry after a 2013 school shooting in Newtown, CT; gun owners began to fear that more gun control laws would be passed and joined the movement, led by the National Rifle Association

Correct Answer: Gun

Number 15. The movement began originally to protect land and wildlife from development, but has expanded to encourage the control of the use of chemicals and pesticides, and to encourage resource preservation and recycling; also concerned with global issues like climate change and population growth

Correct Answer: Green