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michelleunicorn

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Which of the following statements about the suburban middle class is correct?
 
  a. It is composed largely of highly educated professionals.
  b. It is culturally diverse.
  c. It is mostly composed of yuppies.
  d. There is little mobility into it from the working class.

Question 2

People whose income is derived from small businesses may be classified as members of the:
 
  a. bourgeoisie
  b. lumpenproletariat
  c. petit bourgeoisie
  d. proletariat



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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