Sociologists Define Stratification as "Structured Inequalities" Because

Multiple Choice

Sociologists define stratification as "structured inequalities" because:

A) individuals and groups enjoy unequal access to social rewards, depending on their position within the larger stratification scheme
B) multiple group memberships such as race, class, and gender affect our lives in interconnected ways
C) because some large-scale societies have inequality built into their social structures, whereas for others inequality seems randomly patterned
D) only societies with legalized slavery have structured inequalities; those without slavery have unstructured inequalities