According to the author, which of the following steps are necessary before the state will accept legitimacy demands and enact appropriate public policies?
a. group efforts wax and wane, and a change in leadership is required.
b. a leadership group articulates the dissatisfaction, organizes resources, and forms a movement to challenge the status quo.
c. some individuals or groups of individuals perceive their deligitimation and marginalization as a problem.
d. after initial rejection by the state, the marginalized group advocates continuously, using a multiplicity of strategies.

The correct answers are B, C, D.

Explanation:

While the correct answers are B, C, D, they are not presented in the proper order. Following a logical process, the steps required for the state to accept legitimate demands and enact appropriate public policies are:

- Some individuals or groups of individuals perceive their deligitimation and marginalization as a problem.

- A leadership group articulates the dissatisfaction, organizes resources, and forms a movement to challenge the status quo.

- After initial rejection by the state, the marginalized group advocates continuously, using a multiplicity of strategies.

If group efforts wax and wane, it can't be expected that the state will accept any demands.

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