Both of these thinkers argued that religion works in stratified societies to maintain the power and position of the ruling elite
A) Marx and Durkheim
B) Freud and L vi-Strauss
C) Tylor and Marrett
D) Bates and Gilmore
E) Geertz and Harris
A
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A) Harris holds that people put up with the state authority because it provided higher standards of living; Carneiro argues that people had no choice but to submit to the authority. B) Carneiro holds that people put up with the state authority because it provided higher standards of living; Harris argues that people had no choice but to submit to the authority. C) Harris believes that the primary force holding people under the authority of the state is economic, while Carneiro believes that it is religious. D) Carneiro believes that the primary force holding people under the authority of the state is economic, while Harris believes that it is religious.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. The United Nations protects human rights but not cultural rights. B. Cultural rights are more clear-cut than human rights. C. The term cultural rights is a politically correct synonym for human rights. D. Human rights are real, whereas cultural rights are just perceived. E. Cultural rights are vested in groups, not in individuals.