In pre-industrial societies solidarity was maintained due to____________?
Correct answer: B. both a & b
- A. Religion
- B. both a & b
- C. Sense of Community
- D. None of these
Explanation
Pre-industrial societies were held together by mechanical solidarity, based on shared beliefs, religion and a strong sense of community. Both religion and communal belonging therefore contributed to maintaining solidarity.
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