Question

question 9 (2.5 points)
why did the industrial revolution spark interest in sociology?
it stabilized traditional ways of life.
it reduced social inequalities.
it decreased technological advancements.
it changed how people lived and worked.
question 10 (2.5 points)
why is studying sociology valuable in various careers?
it is limited to the study of cultural aspects of humankind.
it only studies political systems and behaviors.
it focuses solely on economic systems.
it provides a deeper understanding of oneself and the social world.

Explanation:

• For Question 9: The Industrial Revolution brought about significant changes in people's living and working patterns. Sociologists were interested in studying these changes. Traditional ways of life were disrupted (not stabilized), social inequalities increased (not reduced), and technological advancements were made (not decreased).
• For Question 10: Sociology is not limited to cultural, political, or economic aspects only. It helps in understanding oneself and the social world better, which is valuable in various careers as it provides insights into human behavior and social structures.

Answer:

Question 9: It changed how people lived and worked.
Question 10: It provides a deeper understanding of oneself and the social world.