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ericka1

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Tnnies argued that most relationships in premodern societies displayed a high level of __________, by which he meant that they were generally considered to be ends in themselves rather than means to an end.
 
  a. rational will
  b. natural will
  c. organic solidarity
  d. mechanical solidarity

Question 2

Tnnies used the term __________ to describe a small, rural society, strongly committed to custom and tradition and centered on kinship.
 
  a. Gemeinschaft
  b. Gesellschaft
  c. a mechanical solidarity
  d. an organic solidarity



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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