Virtually all human societies exhibit ________ which sometimes takes the form of a caste system.
A) regionalism
B) multitasking
C) families of procreation
D) aspirational groups
E) social stratification

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The term "social stratification" refers to the division of society into hierarchical layers, with some groups enjoying more power, privileges, and access to resources than others. This phenomenon is present in virtually all human societies, whether it takes the form of a caste system in India, a feudal system in medieval Europe, or a class system in modern capitalist societies. Regionalism, multitasking, families of procreation, and aspirational groups are all distinct concepts that are not necessarily related to social stratification.

Virtually All Human Societies Exhibit ________ Which Sometimes Takes the Form