Internal-intended external-unintended internal

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Examples of each of the following movement consequences: intended internal, intended external, unintended internal, unintended external

- At which stages of the policymaking process do social movements tend to have the greatest effect? When do they have the least effect?

- Examples of movements that generated policy change because the political context was favorable (intended external consequences)

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