Differentiate between proactive and reactive social movements.

1.Differentiate between proactive and reactive social movements.]
In the "proactive" case, a social movement acquires policy making power, while "reactive" avoids a worse situation by vetoing.

2.Understand the stages of social movements.

3. Identify and contrast the different types of social movements.
4. Discuss the tactics that social movements employ, and how and why these tactics are chosen.
5. Evaluate the different theories that explain why people are attracted to social movements and 
     the conditions that underlie their attraction.
6. Discuss the special role of the agent provocateur in some social movements.
7. Identify the five stages of social movements, talk about what social movements need to do in
    order to succeed, and explain why most social movements are unsuccessful.