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If the hardest working and most virtuous get ahead,
 
  a. the system is classless.
  b. the social structure is an autocracy.
  c. the lazy and shiftless fall behind.
  d. then the principle of inheritance is maintained.

Question 2

Which of the following does Dugger contend?
 
  a. Exploitation is most associated with gender inequality, domination with class inequality.
  b. Domination is most associated with gender inequality, discrimination with class inequality.
  c. Exploitation is most associated with race inequality, discrimination with gender inequality.
  d. Domination is most associated with gender inequality, exploitation with class inequality.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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