Author Question: Aulette asserts that families are political institutions in two ways, including which of the ... (Read 114 times)

WWatsford · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

Aulette asserts that families are political institutions in two ways, including which of the following?

a. At the macro-level, families have a political relationship to the rest of society and the at the micro-level families include internal political relationships.
b. The husband's perspective most often connects their family and the economy while the wife's perspective most often connects their family with other families.
c. The politics of society determine family policy while the politics of the family determine a given family's contribution to society.
d. The politics of social structure and the politics of social dynamics.

Question 2

Families among the upper class

a. are more visible and open to the public than families in other social classes.
b. are not important in the upper class because upper-class people strongly value individual achievement.
c. play an important role in maintaining boundaries between themselves and other social classes.
d. give little responsibility to women for maintaining the class system and their families place within the system.