This document provides instructions for a social science holiday homework assignment. Students are asked to research and write a case study on a popular movement such as the environmental movement, feminist movement, human rights movement, or indigenous peoples movement. The case study should highlight the origins and nature of the movement, the difference between a movement, revolt, and revolution, the objectives and contributions of organizations and leaders involved in the movement, and an interpretation of the relationship between activists, political parties, and the government based on newspaper articles about the movement.
This document provides instructions for a social science holiday homework assignment. Students are asked to research and write a case study on a popular movement such as the environmental movement, feminist movement, human rights movement, or indigenous peoples movement. The case study should highlight the origins and nature of the movement, the difference between a movement, revolt, and revolution, the objectives and contributions of organizations and leaders involved in the movement, and an interpretation of the relationship between activists, political parties, and the government based on newspaper articles about the movement.
This document provides instructions for a social science holiday homework assignment. Students are asked to research and write a case study on a popular movement such as the environmental movement, feminist movement, human rights movement, or indigenous peoples movement. The case study should highlight the origins and nature of the movement, the difference between a movement, revolt, and revolution, the objectives and contributions of organizations and leaders involved in the movement, and an interpretation of the relationship between activists, political parties, and the government based on newspaper articles about the movement.
Class / Section : ________ /__________ Name : __________________________ Date: _______________
Topic : Popular Struggles and Movements
“A social movement that only moves people is merely a revolt.
A movement that changes both people and institutions is a revolution.” ― - Martin Luther King Jr.
Content coverage
1. Case study on any one popular struggle or movement in the
world. (Social Science)
2. Learning objective: Students will analyze the different ways
through which an ordinary citizen can play an extra - ordinary role in a democracy.
3. Execution of task: Research and Prepare a Case study on any
one the following popular movements:
a) Environmental Movement.
b) Feminist Movement.
c) Human Rights Movement.
d) Indigenous Peoples Movement.
4. In your Case study highlight the following:
i. The origins, nature and reasons for the movement/struggle.
ii. The difference between a movement, revolt and revolution. iii. The different types of movements. iv. The objective, contributions of different organizations/leaders and pressure groups behind the popular movement. v. Collect newspaper articles/reports about the movement or struggle you have chosen and interpret the relationship between the activists, political parties and government.