Individuals and groups have unequal access to societal rewards based on their position within a stratified society,which is called:
A) class system power
B) status power
C) structured inequalities status
D) class system structured inequalities
E) stratification wealth

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The term "class system" refers to a system of social stratification where individuals and groups are classified based on their economic position and access to resources. The term "structured" implies that these inequalities are built into the social structure of society and are not simply based on individual achievement or merit. Therefore, choice D) best describes this concept. Choices A) and B) are not accurate as they only refer to one aspect of social power and do not encompass the broader concept of social stratification. Choice C) is incorrect as "status" inequalities only refer to differences in social standing or prestige, not necessarily economic or resource access. Choice E) is incorrect as it is too narrow and only refers to one specific aspect of stratification (wealth), not the entire system of social stratification.

Individuals and Groups Have Unequal Access to Societal Rewards Based