The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Imagine the place where you live was a Greek poli. What other surrounding towns might join your poli in a league?
Greeks poli were areas or towns that oftentimes were surrounded by big walls that protected the poli inhabitants. In history, we know these places as "city-states." The most important city-states in ancient Greece were Athens and Sparta.
So I imagine myself living in the city-state of Greece because I like the cultural aspect of Athens and its philosophers like Socrates, Plato, and Aristoteles.
That is why I would invite other close villages, neighborhoods, and towns to join my polis to have better trade agreements and educational exchange. Yes, teachers from my poli could go and teach other close polis and strengthen our relationships until we are ready to form a league of city-states, based on cooperation.
Answer:
Diversion
Explanation:
Diversion is a legal process that involves the removal of or diverting a defendant out of the criminal justice system or court and having them committed to a rehabilitation (diversion) program instead of being incarcerated or serving another sentence. This process is usually employed in juvenile offenders and delinquents, the aim is to reform the offenders to become better individuals and it is also an alternative reformative measure since they are not technically not old enough to serve jail sentences.
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B. Conflict Perspective
Explanation:
The conflict perspective in sociology sees society as the result of competing groups of people that struggle for limited resources. Karl Marx is considered the founder of this perspective.
Under a conflict perspective, the fact that white criminals spend less time in jail than minority criminals would mean that white people are winning the struggle for limited resources. They are using their power to opress minorities with several measures including racial injustice in the form of longer average jail sentences.
