A scarcity intepretation of the origin and evolution of stratification holds that it
a. emerges when labor becomes scarce
b. promotes the efficient functioning of society
c. results when greater population pressure leads to increasingly private forms of landownership
d. none of these
e. all of these
Question 2
Lenski's surplus theory of stratification holds that the nature and extent of stratification depends mainly on
a. a society's technological capacity and the size of its economic surplus
b. human greed
c. a society's religious and political institutions
d. the values that people hold about the desirability of stratification
An example of genomic evolution.
The complexity of a tropical forest may have favored the evolution of primate intelligence.
Functionalist and Conflict Views of Stratification: The Distribution of Society's Resources
High rates of rural poverty have been a part of the United States from its origin to the present. ...
evolution tree tip
Evolution of the genus Equus