In Elijah Anderson's book Streetwise: Race,Class,and Change in an Urban Community (1990),he noted that studying everyday life sheds light on how social order is created by the individual building blocks of:
A)macro-level institutions
B)prejudice and racism
C)impression management
D)micro-level interactions
E)none of the above

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Elijah Anderson's book emphasizes the importance of studying micro-level interactions in understanding how social order is created. He argues that everyday interactions between individuals shape the social fabric of communities, rather than just the macro-level institutions or larger societal factors like prejudice and racism. Anderson suggests that by focusing on these micro-level interactions, we can gain a better understanding of how social order is constructed, maintained, and challenged within urban communities.

In Elijah Anderson's Book Streetwise: Race,Class,and Change in an Urban