A principal feature in prison society which reinforces the norms and roles of the social system and influences the nature of interpersonal relationships is known as <u>an underground economy</u>.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
An underground economy refers to illegal activities that are undertaken. In prisons, the prisoners are not allowed to indulge in any relationships and also indulge in any activity that they would carry out if out of prison. In prisons, the prisoners are required to follow specific rules and norms.
If in case, the prisoners do not follow these rules and norms or do carry out these activities, they are said to be carrying out an underground economic activity. In such cases, the prisoners indulge in activities without the higher authorities getting to know of the same.
Answer:c
Explanation:same harmonical relations
Answer:
This series of events is an example of the Broken Windows Theory.
Explanation:
According to the Broken Windows Theory, people are affected by social contexts and cues, which means a disorganized and vandalized environment has the power to lead to a sense of lawlessness which, in its turn, leads to crime. The passage we are analyzing here is an example of such theory. The mugging and the arrests for drug dealing are a result of the empty lot no longer being taken care of. Once the lot was filled with garbage and old furniture, people derived a sense of lawlessness from it, which led them to use the lot for criminal activities.
The North American colonies were full of natural resources and the UK was able to get a great deal on these natural resources through self-derived tariffs and economic controls.
In short, the UK was able to rob North America of its economic resources.
It is for certain C. <span>purely competitive</span>