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CaHeK987 [17]
4 years ago
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I need help with this. 10.The ____________ ___________, at least in the United States, came from three separate parts of society

: the economy, the government, and the military. More importantly, __. ______ _____ said in his book called, ___ ________ _______that the elites from each part of society tended to know each other, interact, and even move from being elite in one part of society to being elite in another.
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Verdich [7]4 years ago
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AnsweThe Power Elites at least in the United States, came from three separate parts of society: the economy, the government, and the military.  More importantly, C. Wright Mills said in his book called, The Power Elite, that the elites from each part of society tended to know each other, interact, and even move from being elite in one part of society to being elite in another.

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