Nineteenth-Century Critics of Mormon Polygamy Compared the Practice to

question 16

Multiple Choice

Nineteenth-century critics of Mormon polygamy compared the practice to

• A) prostitution.
• B) slavery.
• C) imprisonment.
• D) rape.

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Definitions:

Class Systems

Hierarchical social categories based on factors like wealth, occupation, and education, influencing individuals' opportunities and social interactions.

Overlapping Systems

Intersecting social categorizations such as race, class, and gender, affecting an individual's or group's experience and opportunities.

Class Position

The rank or standing of an individual within the hierarchy of social class, often determined by factors like wealth, occupation, and education.

Stratification

The arrangement or classification of something into different groups or layers, often based on socioeconomic status.