A number of people who happen to be at the same place at the same time would be considered a
a. social group.
b. social aggregate.
c. social category.
d. social class.
e. mob.
Question 2
In his evaluation of the relationship between religion and social change, Shepard argues that religion
a. promotes social change under almost all conditions.
b. is unrelated to social change.
c. supports the interests of the privileged.
d. promotes social change only under certain conditions.
e. supports the interests of the underprivileged.
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