Laws Are Important in Societies Made Up of People with Differing

question 204

Multiple Choice

Laws are important in societies made up of people with differing desire and values because:

• A) disagreements are inevitable and laws is an attempt to settle disputes in a peaceful manner
• B) disagreements are inevitable and law is a force that constrains people within a society
• C) disagreements are inevitable and law provides social rules to govern behavior
• D) all of the other specific choices
• E) none of the other specific choices

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