The upper class may be divided into two parts: a. those who ...

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The upper class may be divided into two parts:
 
  a. those who are active in national politics and those who are not
  b. those who are born into the upper class and those who are newly arrived
  c. those who favor a more equitable distribution of resources and those who do not
  d. those whose capital is tied up in the industrial sector of the economy and those whose capital is invested in banking

Question 2

Differentiate between evolutionary and cyclical models of social change.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

Cyclical models take the view that civilizations rise and fall, respond to a series of challenges, or alternate between two opposing sets of cultural values. Evolutionary models see social change as natural and constant, with all societies becoming increasingly complex through a steady series of stages. Cyclical models generally see social history as circular, with evolutionary theories seeing it as linear.

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