One of the Major Points That Mills Is Making Is

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Multiple Choice

One of the major points that Mills is making is that

• A) we have to understand human action in terms of the historical context in which it takes place.
• B) history has no meaning in human action.
• C) human action is ahistorical; that is, it occurs in a vacuum with little impact on what preceded it.
• D) sociology and history have no relation to each other.

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