• Identify a social movement from the course resources. You may use movements covered within the course or movements within the resources but not directly covered in the course.
• Describe the characteristics that define this social movement.
• Create timeline or brief outline of the development of your chosen social movement. This can be as simple as a bulleted list.
• Do you agree with the outcome of this movement? If not, what solutions would you recommend to address the issue?
• Select a second social movement from the course resources.
• Create timeline or brief outline of the development of your chosen social movement. This can be as simple as a bulleted list.
• Identify an artifact associated with this second movement and describe its significance.
• Describe how the second movement connects or intersects with the first movement. What do the two movements have in common? What is different about them?
• Reflect on your understanding of social movements as a force for historical change. Has your thinking about social movements changed? Why or why not?
• Conclude with a summary of how what you learned in this course may assist you in the future at school, at work, or in your community.