The success or failure of social movements hinges on several factors, including leadership, resource availability, and public support. Effective leadership is vital for mobilizing participants, articulating clear goals, and maintaining momentum. Additionally, sufficient resources—be it funding, communication tools, or organizational infrastructure—are essential for outreach and sustaining campaigns. Lastly, public sentiment determines the movements' potential for impact; broad-based support can legitimize the cause, while adversity may lead to failure or suppression. Together, these factors shape movement trajectories.