Answer:
Moral realism.
Explanation:
As the exercise explains, the moral realism stage in children explains how and why they believe in adults rules which cannot be changed. Children, during this stage, believe that rules are absolute. Piaget also says that the punishment of this rules should be determined by the child's intention and not by how much damage is done, which is not generally the case.
Luther's argument falls under the <u>Conflict Theory.</u> The conflict theory states that society's tensions and conflicts are results of competition for limited resources. Luther wrote his essay based on the ideas of Karl Marx, a German sociologist and philosopher, who defined society as a group of individuals from different social classes competing for political, material and social resources (such as employment and education). Marx saw social institutions (government, religion, schools...) as maintainers of this unequal system that reproduced inequalities and competitions.
A. Be given the right-of-way
People migrating from one place to another, new ideas being introduced. is this multiple choice? i’d say the last one if so
