Mills argues that we must understand that individual lives
a. have a biological nature they cannot escape.
b. are much the same in all societies because of the similarities of all societies.
c. are extremely flexible and their possibilities extremely broad because of their existence in society.
d. are a matter of free, responsible choice.
Question 2
Authority to Weber is
a. the ability to force others against their will.
b. power based on one's social class position.
c. power based on legitimate position.
d. the ability to persuade others, without needing to use actual force.
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