Individuals living in rural communities cut off from resources and opportunities and individuals living in inner cities with high crime rates are both likely to experience what sociologists call:
A) social exclusion
B) social deprivation
C) unequal education
D) economic exclusion

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Both rural communities and inner cities with high crime rates can be considered socially excluded, as they are cut off from resources and opportunities that are available to other communities. This can lead to feelings of isolation and marginalization, as well as economic and educational disadvantages. Social exclusion is a recognized problem in sociology and is often linked to poverty and inequality.

Individuals Living in Rural Communities Cut Off from Resources and Opportunities