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fahad

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The pattern of structured inequities is called
 
  a. gender.
  b. social stratification.
  c. social differentiation.
  d. globalization.

Question 2

Life chances are significant because they
 
  a. make life easier and healthier.
  b. determine your social position.
  c. deal with your chance to experience the good things in life.
  d. both a and c



firehawk60

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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