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HCHenry

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Which is not a meso-level force of social control?
 
  a. total institution
  b. reintegration structure
  c. safety-valve structure
  d. entrance and exit rules of organizations
  e. None of the above; all are meso-level forces of control

Question 2

A major difference between tribes and chiefdoms is that
 
  a. tribes are larger
  b. tribes are based on power, chiefdoms on authority
  c. tribes lack political centralization
  d. chiefdoms are at an earlier stage of political evolution



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Answer to Question 1

e. None of the above; all are meso-level forces of control

Answer to Question 2

c



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