How did the classical civilizations' view of social organization differ from that of modern Western civilization?
a) Classical civilizations had poorly defined groupings
b) Classical civilizations felt that social mobility was critical to the well-being of the society
c) Modern societies are predicated on the social mobility based on talent and the work ethic]
d) Modern societies lack any kind of social groupings designed to imply status
Answer: c) Modern societies are predicated on the social mobility based on talent and the work ethic]
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