Answer:
Secondary group
Explanation:
We say that group is a secondary group when we talk about a group of people that gather themselves in an impersonal way.
Although group members may have some similar interests, the purpose of the group is about the task instead of the relationships, so this group is task-oriented
In this example, although these people met in a sociology class, <u>they see each other only occasionally (they don't have a close relationship) and they gather to study together and pool their notes (they are task-oriented)</u>.
Thus, sociologists would term them a secondary group.
Answer:
Option D.
Explanation:
Beliefs about the means for bringing about political change, is the right answer.
Throughout the late phase of the 19th and the early phase of the 20th century, the Mensheviks and Bolsheviks were the divisions in the Russian Social-Democratic Workers’ Party. On the one hand, Alexander Kerenskii provided his leadership to the Mensheviks, on the other hand, the Bolsheviks were led by Lenin.
Though both the groups had in some similarities the main difference between can be observed in the beliefs about the means for bringing about political change.
Answer:
I think its C. but I don't know anything.
Explanation: