In What Way Did Observers Increasingly View Crime and Poverty

question 10

Multiple Choice

In what way did observers increasingly view crime and poverty?

• A) as issues that the middle class had little power to improve
• B) as social pathologies that might be treated through discipline
• C) as the basis for the passage of laws forcing all poor people to move to rural areas
• D) as evidence that the welfare system that had been instituted across Europe did not work
• E) as a permanent state of affairs that would always plague cities and towns

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