Davis and Moore's Explanation of Class Stratification Differs from That

Multiple Choice

Davis and Moore's explanation of class stratification differs from that of Marx and Weber because:

A) they tend to focus more on the role of inheritance in attaining social status.
B) they argue that blue-collar occupations deserve more prestige in our society.
C) they argue that one's social position is based on skills, talents, and hard work.
D) they pay more attention to the need for the redistribution of resources to make society more equal and stable.