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The belief that culture is held together by a series of important elements such as economy, education, religion, kinship, and politics that all serve to maintain societal equili…

The belief that culture is held together by a series of important elements such as economy, education, religion, kinship, and politics that all serve to maintain societal equili…
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The belief that culture is held together by a series of important elements such as economy, education, religion, kinship, and politics that all serve to maintain societal equilibrium is known as:

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structural functionalism
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