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michelleunicorn

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Perspective on social stratification that argues that because the necessities must be shared more or less equally to ensure individual and societal survival, inequality can occur only when surplus exists:
 
  A) functionalist
   B) conflict
   C) symbolic interaction
   D) distributive systems

Question 2

Perspective on social stratification that argues that the proletariat has no choice but to work for the bourgeoisie and the bourgeois exploit the labor of the proletariat by keeping wages low:
 
  A) functionalist
   B) conflict
   C) symbolic interaction
   D) distributive systems



choc0chan

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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