Political conflict can lead to social movements by galvanizing communities around common grievances or injustices. As citizens become aware of systemic issues, they may mobilize to demand change, often leading to organized protests and advocacy efforts. The intensity of political conflict can provide the impetus for grassroots efforts, transforming individual frustrations into collective action. Social movements arising from political conflict can challenge the status quo, raise awareness on critical issues, and, in some instances, result in substantial policy shifts. These movements symbolize the public’s capacity to influence political landscapes over time.