Предмет: Обществознание, автор: Аноним

Почему в обществе возникают общественно – политические движения?

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Автор ответа: Аноним

Всегда в обществе возникали общественно- политические движения, а как же иначе? Ведь по сути, это добровольные массовые объединения людей, выражающие и защищающие свои интересы. Эти объединения стремятся так или иначе повлиять на власть. Они организуют свое обращение в различные органы власти. Для того, чтобы их услышали, проводят митинги, демонстрации, пикеты и т.д. Стремление решить свои общественные вопросы через структуры власти, и придает этим движениям политический характер.

Общественно -политические движения будут возникать всегда потому, что это очень удобная форма «достучаться до небес» и повлиять на ситуацию.

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