Reform movements:
A) are more successful in authoritarian than in democratic societies
B) substitute one ruling class for another
C) may be progressive or reactionary
D) aim to change the entire society

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Reform movements can be either progressive, seeking to change society for the better, or reactionary, seeking to go back to a previous time or way of living. They do not necessarily aim to change the entire society, but rather to bring about specific changes or reforms. While some reform movements may result in a substitution of ruling classes, this is not always the case. The success of reform movements is not necessarily dependent on the type of society in which they occur.

Reform Movements