Answer:
It's B
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Answer:
not having money and standing in bread lines.
Explanation:
The common problem described in popular music of the 1930s was not having money and standing in bread lines . This was because it was during the period of Great Depression after the war.
It was characterized by poverty and joblessness in the country. This however changed as many reforms and laws were later being put in place to change the situation.
The ironic law of oligarchy was introduced by <em>Robert Michels</em> and introduced to be<em> </em><em>applicable to all the groups of polity.</em>
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
The ironic law of oligarchy represented the theme, of oligarchy postulating through the thought that the <em>political growth in the organization</em> can be achieved through generation of hierarchy.
The hierarchy is believed to <em>achieve the growth by its own</em> and maintaining its very own elite class of leadership. The theory thus formed was not scientifically tested, or argued upon mining metals, nor was this applicable to capitalists only.
Before the agricultural revolution much of England's farmland was "common" land, since there was far less competition in terms of the land being used for crop cultivation.
