Social change
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Social change refers to acts of advocacy for the cause of changing society in a positive way. The term has significance to the study of history, economies and politics, and can encompass concepts as broad as revolution and paradigm shift, to narrow changes such as a particular cause within smalltown government.

• Study of social change sociology.
• industrial revolution

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