The view that established traditions (like heterosexual marriage) must not be changed implies that no social reforms should ever be undertaken.

True / False.

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Nina Gordon

Social Studies

8 July, 21:58

The view that established traditions (like heterosexual marriage) must not be changed implies that no social reforms should ever be undertaken.

True / False.

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Stella · Answer 1

Answer:false

Explanation:social reforms can be undertaken however undertaking changes on some issues such as gender issues may be looked at as changing normal or natural human structure and of course with different views on this issue it makes it a very challenging issue to tackle collaboratively.

The view that established traditions (like heterosexual marriage) must not be changed implies that no social reforms should ever be undertaken.True / False.

The view that established traditions (like heterosexual marriage) must not be changed implies that no social reforms should ever be undertaken.

True / False.