Introduction to Multilingual Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)
Social movements-sociology (PPT)
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3. Social Movements Defined
Collective efforts of individual or groups
are organized into social movements to
project social change.
Social movements refer to any
persistent, organized, collective efforts
to resist existing structures.
4. • Social movements may also refer
to organized collective activities
to bring about or resist
fundamental change in an
existing group or society.
Likewise, social movements is
defined as “collective
enterprises to establish a new
order of life”.
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10. Other important Social
Movements
• 1. GLOBALIZATION- breaking down of
the national barriers so that nations can
interact freely with each other.
• 2.WOMEN’S MOVEMENTS-women
claim the rights as men.
• 3. INDUSTRIALIZATION-introduction of
power machines and the factory in the
manufacture goods.
