Enduring and usually bureaucratically organized collective attempts to change (or resist change to) part or all of the social order are called:

A) collective actions
B) social movements
C) social organizations
D) social institutions
E) revolutions

Social Movements

Enduring collective attempts to change part or all of the social order by means of rioting, petitioning, striking, demonstrating, and establishing lobbies, unions, and political parties.

Social Order

The structured pattern of social arrangements and relationships that shape a society, maintained through cultural norms, institutions, and laws.

Bureaucratically Organized

Describes an organization structured in a hierarchical manner with clear rules and procedures, where tasks are executed systematically and through administrative processes.