Which of the following best explains how social hierarchies arise?
a. They arise when a group is able to use their assets to claim advantage over others.
b. They emerge when norms and rules are institutionalized.
c. They are determined by our religious ideology.
d. They are based on our skills and abilities.
Question 2
Which of the following is an example of how understanding how social structure determines one's life opportunities?
a. Poor people know that the world is stacked against them.
b. Rich people know that poor people don't work hard.
c. Women know their path is not influenced by their gender.
d. College students know that a degree is not the best path to success.
The planar peptide group
Marx's Model Of The Social Classes
Wright's Modification of Marx's Model Of The Social Classes
Students working in a group
Social Jetlag