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chads108

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Marx saw much of culture as
 
  a. unimportant, but one of the only forces for change in society.
  b. ideology; a belief system created to defend the wealthy and powerful.
  c. the basic cause of inequality in society.
  d. the way that people are entertained by the powerful in society.

Question 2

Values are a people's
 
  a. commitments; what they consider important.
  b. rules; their morals, their traditions, and their laws.
  c. set of beliefs about reality.
  d. views of one another.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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