Mechanical solidarity is characterised by:
A) a relatively undifferentiated division of labour
B) People living fairly common, shared lives in which work is generally identical and values
C) a social order largely organised through similarity, and social norms enforced through retributive sanctions
D) Societies where machines are very important to production
E) retributive sanctioning serving to identify and exclude offenders and to treat them as outsiders
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