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Soc Social movements When George Wallace took office of as the governor of Alabama, he declared “segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever”, transformed our society with social movement. Social movement is a conscious effort to bring about or prevent changes. (470) Social movement are more structured than other forms of collective behavior, although they might not be centrally matched. The civil rights movement has within it numerous organizations, recognized leaders, and sets of roles and statuses. A group of people can stand together and protest for a couple of hours, but a movement can last for years. Most social movements try to make changes, but they get unfair changes. In chapter 15 social movement is classified into four types. The first one is Revolutionary movement, is for total major change in society. Revolutionary movements typically resorts to violence or some other illegal action. The second one is Reform movements, look for only a incomplete change in society. They social, movement, movements, society, people, change, try, system, segregation, changes, type, revolutionary, one, look, four, existing, chapter, away, 15, years, world, work, within, whole, wallace, violence, unfair, typically, types, troubled, transformed, total, took, tomorrow, together