Answer:
Functionalist approach to sociology
Explanation:
The functionalist approach of sociology refers to a complex society where each part of society works for the stability of the whole. It stresses that the reason for the existence of an institution in society lays in its role to play an important function in society. In the words of Durkheim, society is viewed as an organism where each parts play a particular function but cannot function of its own. As per the question, the traditional family pattern playing a vital in the industrial society is an example of a functionalist approach of sociology.
The answer is "a government with many restrictions"
The Articles of Confederation failed because they did not give Congress and the national government enough power. The new U.S just fought a war to end what they considered arbitrary rules of a strong government that controlled the local government and the leaders of the U.S. They did not give the Central government the power it needed to rule effectively.
It did not give the Congress the power to tax, to draft troops, to place tariffs on foreign goods, to control interstate commerce or stop states from printing their own money, and the list can go on.
