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C104 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || ALREADY GRADED A+ RECENT VERSION Durkheim was worried about society falling apart because - ANSWER️the moral system of society Durkheim: How do morals mold people's behavior in society - ANSWER️Society develops a social set of values and maintains social cohesion Durkheim: Morality cannot be observed so it depends on the - ANSWER️LAW (a manifestation of society's moral order Laws to reflect the social-moral facts of a society (Crime laws Durkheim: Industrial Revolution (moving from small towns to cities-how does cohesion survive) - ANSWER️Contracts: Bring people together in agreement Durkheim: Social Contracts influence Durkheim's work on - ANSWER️solidarity togetherness what glues people together Durkheim: Legal systems reflect - ANSWER️and shape societal structures Durkheim: Mechanic solidarity - ANSWER️Applied to communities that are tight-knit simple and have the same task (farming blacksmithing sewing) Example of mechanic solidarity - ANSWER️The beginnings of society- Amish (?) Durkheim: Mechanic solidarity focuses on - ANSWER️shared beliefs with little room for individuality and people are governed by similarities Durkheim Organic solidarity - ANSWER️Exploded during the Industrial Revolution everyone doing something different a special Durkheim Organic solidarity can be seen in societies where there is a lot of - ANSWER️specialization which leads to interdependence Durkheim Interdependence among both - ANSWER️individuals and organizations in organic solidarity Organic solidarity focuses on difference - ANSWER️Individuality is promoted Gatekeeping Solidarity - ANSWER️in existence (contract) Blood covenant - ANSWER️Mechanical Real contract - ANSWER️Organic Solemn contract - ANSWER️Mechanical Just contract - ANSWER️Organic (fairness, equal, contract for homes for months and get money, but work on the house for months) Law as a social fact - ANSWER️Durkheim views: Law as the most objective single indicator of a society's collective morality Law and Religion - ANSWER️Mechanic solidarity Mechanical solidarity type of laws - ANSWER️religion dominating can’t distinguish between law and religion and don't discriminate between what’s wrong and applying something moral or religious Repressive Law - ANSWER️Salem witch trials (mechanical) Organic solidarity type of laws - ANSWER️Religion is separate from law, Create all kinds of differentiated legal domains Resistive Law - ANSWER️aimed at restoring the status quo rather than punishing offenders (organic) Social Facts - ANSWER️Patterns of behavior, norms, values, and social structures that exist outside the individual but control them (like Timasheff) Social fact connected to values and moral compass - ANSWER️norms of politeness Economic systems Customs, religions, morals educational systems Laws Social fact on Law existing outside the individual - ANSWER️Even if you personally disagree with a law, it still governs your behavior Social fact on Law exerting coercion - ANSWER️Penalties, fines, imprisonment, or social disapproval enforce conformity LAW REFLECTS COLLECTIVE MORALITY - ANSWER️LEGAL CODES EXPRESS THE COLLECTIVE CONSCIENCE- THE SHARED VALUES AND NORMS OF SOCIETY Crime is a function of society - ANSWER️CRIME IS NORMAL AND NEEDED, INEVITABLE AND FUNCTIONAL WHAT YOU DO AND DO NOT TOLERATE IN SOCIETY, AND IT EVOLVES OVER TIME. When we come together as a society against something - ANSWER️it becomes a crime (Social solidarity)

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C104 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
ALREADY GRADED A+ RECENT VERSION




Durkheim was worried about society falling apart because - ANSWER the
moral system of society


Durkheim: How do morals mold people's behavior in society -
ANSWER Society develops a social set of values and maintains social cohesion



Durkheim: Morality cannot be observed so it depends on the - ANSWER LAW
(a manifestation of society's moral order Laws to reflect the social-moral facts of a
society (Crime laws


Durkheim: Industrial Revolution (moving from small towns to cities->how does
cohesion survive) - ANSWER Contracts: Bring people together in agreement

,Durkheim: Social Contracts influence Durkheim's work on -
ANSWER solidarity togetherness what glues people together



Durkheim: Legal systems reflect - ANSWER and shape societal structures


Durkheim: Mechanic solidarity - ANSWER Applied to communities that are
tight-knit simple and have the same task (farming blacksmithing sewing)


Example of mechanic solidarity - ANSWER The beginnings of society- Amish
(?)


Durkheim: Mechanic solidarity focuses on - ANSWER shared beliefs with little
room for individuality and people are governed by similarities


Durkheim Organic solidarity - ANSWER Exploded during the Industrial
Revolution everyone doing something different a special
Durkheim Organic solidarity can be seen in societies where there is a lot of -
ANSWER specialization which leads to interdependence



Durkheim Interdependence among both - ANSWER individuals and
organizations in organic solidarity


Organic solidarity focuses on difference - ANSWER Individuality is promoted
Gatekeeping

,Solidarity - ANSWER in existence (contract)


Blood covenant - ANSWER Mechanical



Real contract - ANSWER Organic



Solemn contract - ANSWER Mechanical



Just contract - ANSWER Organic (fairness, equal, contract for homes for
months and get money, but work on the house for months)


Law as a social fact - ANSWER Durkheim views: Law as the most objective
single indicator of a society's collective morality


Law and Religion - ANSWER Mechanic solidarity



Mechanical solidarity type of laws - ANSWER religion dominating can’t
distinguish between law and religion and don't discriminate between what’s wrong
and applying something moral or religious


Repressive Law - ANSWER Salem witch trials (mechanical)



Organic solidarity type of laws - ANSWER Religion is separate from law,
Create all kinds of differentiated legal domains

, Resistive Law - ANSWER aimed at restoring the status quo rather than
punishing offenders (organic)


Social Facts - ANSWER Patterns of behavior, norms, values, and social
structures that exist outside the individual but control them (like Timasheff)


Social fact connected to values and moral compass - ANSWER norms of
politeness Economic systems Customs, religions, morals educational systems Laws


Social fact on Law existing outside the individual - ANSWER Even if you
personally disagree with a law, it still governs your behavior


Social fact on Law exerting coercion - ANSWER Penalties, fines,
imprisonment, or social disapproval enforce conformity


LAW REFLECTS COLLECTIVE MORALITY - ANSWER LEGAL CODES
EXPRESS THE COLLECTIVE CONSCIENCE- THE SHARED VALUES AND
NORMS OF SOCIETY


Crime is a function of society - ANSWER CRIME IS NORMAL AND
NEEDED, INEVITABLE AND FUNCTIONAL WHAT YOU DO AND DO NOT
TOLERATE IN SOCIETY, AND IT EVOLVES OVER TIME.


When we come together as a society against something - ANSWER it becomes
a crime (Social solidarity)

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