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When those who have risen above the lowest poverty levels indulge in civic unrest against the privileged, it is an expression of
relative deprivation
social inequality
social mobility
factionalism
- Relative Deprivation: This occurs when people feel deprived of something to which they believe they are entitled, especially when compared to others. It's about perceived inequalities rather than absolute poverty.
- Social Inequality: This refers to the unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among groups within society. While it can be a broader cause of unrest, the focus is on systemic disparities.
- Social Mobility: This refers to the ability of individuals or groups to move up or down the social ladder. It focuses on changes in status rather than unrest.
- Factionalism: This is when a group splits into smaller, often conflicting, subgroups. It's more about internal divisions than external conflicts.
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