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vicky

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William B. believes that his position of wealth and superior prestige is the result of the fact that his great-grandfather was successful at adapting to the environment and that these traits were passed down to subsequent generations of his family. This belief can best be summarized by the phrase:
 
  a. class struggle
  b. conspicuous consumption
  c. instinct for survival
  d. survival of the fittest

Question 2

The term feminine mystique refers to the idea that:
 
  a. femininity is hard to define
  b. women are hard to understand
  c. women have certain psychic powers unavailable to men
  d. women would find fulfillment as wives and mothers



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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