Question.1469 - 4th short paper assignmentPolitical participation in broken into “conventional” and “unconventional”. Marching, protests, and boycotts have typically been classified an “unconventional”, yet they seem very common place today. For this short paper assignment, you will need to review the materials in Module for the Week of April 15th. Write a brief paper (2-3 pages), addressing the following questions.When do you think protests are most likely to occur? Who is most likely to participate in political protests? Are they effective (do they result in policy changes)? You should use at least one example of a historical protest movement, and a current one. This paper is due Friday, April 26th.If you have already completed at least 4 assignments worth 15 points each, you do not need to complete this assignment. Or, if you have completed 2 assignments and are planning on completing the voter election law comparative paper (worth 30pts), you do not have to complete this assignment.
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