The statement given is true, since C. Wright Mills described sociological imagination as a process through which an individual's life and his/her history is related. The term sociological imagination was first coined by an American sociologist Wright Mills in 1959. Sociological imagination is known as the ability or credibility to view things socially and also how one tends to influence and interact with each other.
<span>Which southern social class do you think had the most difficult life? Why? I think the poorest of the white southerners had the most difficult life because they had no consistent jobs they had to often do odd jobs for money</span>
