Question

People who benefit directly from a movement for social change are ______.

a. primary constituents
b. beneficiary constituents
c. conscious constituents
d. direct constituents

Answer 1

Option B, beneficiary constituents, is the right answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Social Movement theorists often use the term beneficiary constituent to describe those people who get a direct benefit from a social movement, if it achieves its goals. While the term conscience constituent is employed to describe a participant who does not directly benefit if the movement achieves its goal. Conscience constituents play an important role to start a movement when its beneficiary constituents are incapable to co-operate adequately to work collectively to accomplish their goal.