Question
The formulator of this term described it by contrasting the examples of modern-day strikes and 16th-century French peasants organizing a charivari. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this three-word term coined by Charles Tilly, which refers to the means of protest available or known to a social movement at a given time.
ANSWER: repertoires of contention [prompt on repertoires; prompt on contentious politics or other answers that use word forms of “contention”]
[10m] In Regimes and Repertoires, Tilly claims that, if one sees these entities as irrational, “popular contention lacks a repertoire.” These entities form out of a fear of the “touch of the unknown” according to a book by Elias Canetti.
ANSWER: crowds [accept Crowds and Power; prompt on groups]
[10e] Tilly’s book Dynamics of Contention uses this event as the paradigmatic case of contention arising from polarization. This event is the subject of a history by Thomas Carlyle and some “Reflections” by Edmund Burke.
ANSWER: French Revolution [or Révolution française]
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