Resolution and Contentment

Question 1

Contention

Answer 1

The pursuit of collective goods largely outside of formal institution

Question 2

Formal Institutions

Answer 2

A complex institution created by formal set of rules with state as corporations

Question 3

Revolutions

Answer 3

Efforts to dramatically transform society and its political and/or social structure

Question 4

Social movements

Answer 4

Ongoing, organized collective action movements
Seeks to mobilize politically excluded
Looking to change social and political environmental views by generating awareness, education, change, and culture

Question 5

Social Revolution

Answer 5

Transform/changes class structure
Class structure: groups linked together by economic interest and activities 
(Chinese Revolution, French Revolution)

Question 6

Third World Revolution

Answer 6

Revolution movement towards powerful international states by rejection of western values, forming one’s own identity

Question 7

Coup d’état

Answer 7

Use of threat of force, typically by military, to impose nonelectoral change of government

Question 8

Insurgencies

Answer 8

Organized, armed actors and contesting state power
Insurgent often claims to make revolution
Civil wars are types of insurgency (guerilla tactics common)

Question 9

Everyday Resistances

Answer 9

Loosely organized resistance, lack organization resources, boycotts, slowdowns, strikes, and protests