Movements

In general knowledge, "movements" refer to organized efforts by groups of people to promote social, political, or cultural change. These can take various forms, including protests, campaigns, or advocacy for particular issues like civil rights, environmental protection, or political reform. Movements often arise in response to perceived injustices and seek to raise awareness, influence public opinion, and drive legislative or societal change. Notable examples include the Civil Rights Movement, the Women's Suffrage Movement, and the Environmental Movement. Each seeks to unite individuals toward a common goal, leveraging collective action to achieve meaningful outcomes.