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Charlie

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Why does religion help to provide social cohesion in a society, according to the functionalists?
 
  a. Solidarity depends on monetary contributions.
  b. It is a vehicle for reaffirming basic shared values.
  c. It works as a form of mind control so that people are unaware of alternatives.
  d. Time is measured in a group.
  e. Leaders insist on state religions.

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The Petition Project seeks to challenge other social movements that demand reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. This desire to maintain an existing social order suggests that the Petition Project is a movement.
 
  a. regressive
  b. reformist
  c. revolutionary
  d. counter-revolutionary


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Reply #1 on: Jul 1, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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