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mwit1967

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According to _____ theory, the most important causes of social change were the tensions between social groups, especially those defined along social class lines.
 
  a. functionalist/evolutionary
 b. conflict
 c. cyclical
 d. dependency

Question 2

According to the conflict perspective of deviance, when the elite in society violate norms or laws they avoid punishment because
 
  a. their deviant behavior is not as damaging to society as that of the lower classes.
 b. they do not violate norms that affect other people.
 c. they have the resources to hide or mask their behavior.
 d. they are punished for slight infractions.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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