Immediate Cause: Immediate causes are factors that directly trigger an event or action without any intermediate steps.
Long-term Cause: A long-term cause is a factor that develops gradually over an extended period and eventually leads to an event or situation.
Social Unrest: Social unrest refers to public dissatisfaction, discontent, or upheaval within a society which may arise due to various underlying causes such as economic inequality, political oppression, or social injustice.