<span>An influential literature suggests that one important feature of the transition from modern industrial society is the erosion of existing solidarities. People increasingly understand the risks and uncertainties they face in life as issues of personal failure and responsibility rather than as social problems to be addressed through collective action. A corresponding welfare state literature understands contemporary processes of social policy change as highlighting individual responsibility and proactivity as a result of the constraints on government from globalisation, post-industrialism and other changes.
This article uses recent attitude survey data to investigate whether risk society dissolves the solidarities that provided the foundation for the traditional welfare state, and how far it offers a basis for new solidarities that may maintain support for vulnerable groups</span>
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The Emperor<span>appointed the Church head. Churches had a prominent place in </span>Byzantinearchitecture. Religious controversy caused a split between the two branches ofChristianity<span>, which further separated the </span>empire<span> from the West.</span>
Answer:
John Quincy Adams defeated Andrew Jackson in 1824 by garnering more electoral votes through the House of Representative
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The presidential election of 1824 represents a watershed in American politics
Answer: If they had gotten more men.
Explanation: The only way the South would've won was by first getting more men because they were outnumbered compared to the North.
