The dominant ideology of a society
A) is that which is fully endorsed and shared by all social groups and economic classes in a society.
B) never reflects the views of people from less privileged economic and social classes.
C) prevents social unrest and revolution.
D) None of these answers is correct.

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The dominant ideology of a society is not necessarily fully endorsed by all groups, nor does it completely prevent social unrest or exclude the views of less privileged classes. It is more complex and can be contested and challenged within society.

The Dominant Ideology of a Society