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What are the four variables Gilbert and Kahl used to develop a six-class model to reflect the class structure of the United States and other capitalist countries?
 
  A) family heritage, occupation, wealth, sex
  B) race, ethnicity, occupation, sex
  C) geographic residence, occupation, wealth, race
  D) education, power, property, prestige

Question 2

Ruth owns the Head 2 Toe Boutique where she employs 15 workers. According to Erik Wright's model of social class, Ruth would be classified as a(n) ________.
 
  A) petty bourgeoisie
  B) capitalist
  C) manager
  D) entrepreneur



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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