Multiple Choice
How do ascribed and achieved statuses differ?
A) Ascribed status is based on systemic inequality, achieved status is not.
B) Ascribed status is based on income, while achieved status is based on power.
C) Achieved status is fluid, while ascribed status is fixed.
D) Achieved status is based on parent status, ascribed status is not.
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