Karl Marx argued that social institutions in a society were the result of the economic makeup of that society. Max Weber argued that

Select one:

a. the epistemological stage of that society influenced the social institutions.

b. Marx was correct, except for his ideas about religion.

c. ideas influence society, not just economics.

d. there are no social institutions in a society.

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Bailey Kidd

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21 September, 15:17

Karl Marx argued that social institutions in a society were the result of the economic makeup of that society. Max Weber argued that

Select one:

a. the epistemological stage of that society influenced the social institutions.

b. Marx was correct, except for his ideas about religion.

c. ideas influence society, not just economics.

d. there are no social institutions in a society.

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Kasey Berger · Answer 1

c. ideas influence society, not just economics.

Explanation:

The social institutions are mechanisms or patterns of social order and focus on meeting the social needs as the government, family, education, etc. Some of the measure of measuring social institutions changes over time. Weber is known to have replaced the word society with the social relations as institutions as a rule and they are known to directly impact the behavior of the humans.