Stratification and Inequality Became

Stratification and inequality became:

A) more pronounced in industrialized capitalist economies over recent centuries, resulting in the concentration of wealth in the hands of fewer people.
B) less pronounced in industrialized capitalist economies over recent centuries, resulting in more egalitarian distribution of wealth in those societies.
C) the dominant societal form in hunter-gatherer societies early in human history.
D) less pronounced in all societies over recent centuries due to the efforts of the Amish and Hutterites to spread egalitarianism and reciprocity around the world.
E) more pronounced in countries like Norway, Sweden, and Denmark as a result of efforts to redistribute wealth by decreasing social benefits.