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lak

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An important contribution of the caste perspective is_________________ ________.
 
  a. the role of social interaction in sustaining racial and ethnic inequality
 b. recognition of the function of assimilation in bringing order and stability to society
 c. acknowledging the seemingly permanent nature of racism due to structural elements in society
 d. the recognition that race and class discrimination are strongly correlated

Question 2

According to sociologist Karl Marx, religion unites the masses under a _____ so that they share common interests with members of the dominant class.
 
  a. comforting umbrella b. false consciousness
 c. silver lining d. fool's gold ring



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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