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According to Auguste Comte, people living in Europe during the Middle Ages thought of society as ________
 
  a. a system operating according to its own laws.
  b. chaotic and having little order or form.
  c. an expression of God's will.
  d. a system of behavior according to natural laws.

Question 2

The ancient Romans saw the stars as being gods. Auguste Comte would classify Roman society as being in which of the following stages of history?
 
  a. Scientific stage
  b. Metaphysical stage
  c. Theological stage
  d. Post-scientific stage



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c





 

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