The study of Marxism in turn began to revel a much more fruitful ideology to why behaviors were being defined as criminal, why certain groups participated in specific genres of crime, and why there was a focus on crime committed by the lower class-status. Marx believed that for any current socio-economic system to exist, it must exist because of two variables; social class and history. ... Through contact with struggle, tolerance of status emerged and was adopted, which later became to be known as a false consciousness, resulting in promotion through religion, education, and employment. ... Th...

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In Society of the early nineteen hundreds, the ideas that a person with self-honor is admirable, a person of high class is intelligent, and a person's socio-economic status ranks where to live were generally accepted. ... Wells, self-honor, intelligence, and socio-economic status is what determines how a person lives, not who they are. ...

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The occupation and educational level of one's parents is the best predictor of one's educational goals and social status. ... I believe it does not matter what socio-economic class you are born into, because every person has the potential to succeed....

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It is a modern tale with lighthearted humor in which courtship and love triumph over class conflicts, socio-economic differences, and battles of wit. ... We get examples of this through the background information of her wealthy status and situation with the King. ...

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