Question

Social institutions in a society provide: D. places where individuals can gather to debate national issues. C. internalized rules, or norms, of behavior. B. addresses for letters of complaint. A. written rules for schooling.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option C.

Explanation:

A social institution is a part of the societal order and is formed by a group of people having a common objective.

It governs the way individuals behave and whatsoever they expect.

It can be regarded as the societal structure that takes care of the requirements of the society and helps in building up the society.

Thus they provide a set of rules and norms of the behavior of individuals forming the society and these rules are internal to the society as they are used to govern a specific society.