Egalitarian Societies Imply Equality, but It Actually Does Not Mean

question 46

Multiple Choice

Egalitarian societies imply equality, but it actually does not mean that all people within such societies are the same. This is because

• A) there are always differences in people such as gender and age.
• B) equality can never be achieved.
• C) people might be intellectually the same.
• D) even partial egalitarian societies have never existed.

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