The gangs known as "Bloods" and "Crips" are examples of which of the following?
A)Judicial associations
B)Gendered associations
C)Common-interest associations
D)Age grades
E)Age sets

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The Bloods and Crips are both examples of common-interest associations, which are voluntary organizations formed around a shared interest or goal. In this case, the interest is gang activity and territorial control. They are not judicial associations (A), as they do not have a legal basis or authority. They are not gendered associations (B), as they are open to members of all genders. They are not age grades (D) or age sets (E), as they are not structured around specific stages of life.

The Gangs Known as "Bloods" and "Crips" Are Examples of Which