Discuss the classical social movements of 20th century

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Consider one of the classical social movements of the 20th century, from the 1960s civil rights in the United States to Gandhi's nonviolent protests in India. How would technology have changed it? Would change have come more quickly or more slowly? Defend your opinion.

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