Religion can provide a sense of community and belonging for people of the same class.

Religious beliefs and practices can influence people's economic and political views.

Religion can be used to justify or challenge existing social hierarchies.

Religion has no impact on class relations.

Religion is a tool used by the ruling class to maintain its power.

Religion is a product of the economic and social conditions of a particular class.

Religion is a neutral force that has no impact on class relations.

Religion is a source of liberation for the oppressed class.

Religious leaders preaching obedience to authority.

Religious rituals and ceremonies that emphasize social hierarchy.

Religious teachings that promote the idea of a natural social order.

All of the above.

By promoting social justice and equality.

By providing a platform for the oppressed to voice their concerns.

By inspiring people to work towards social change.

All of the above.

The Liberation Theology movement in Latin America.

The Civil Rights Movement in the United States.

The anti-apartheid movement in South Africa.

All of the above.

Religious beliefs can shape people's attitudes towards wealth and poverty.

Religious teachings can influence people's views on economic policies.

Religious values can impact people's political ideologies.

All of the above.

Religious teachings that emphasize the importance of charity and helping the poor.

Religious beliefs that promote the idea of a just and equitable economic system.

Religious values that encourage hard work and thrift.

All of the above.

Religious teachings can shape people's views on social issues.

Religious values can impact people's attitudes towards government and authority.

Religious beliefs can influence people's voting behavior.

All of the above.

Religious leaders endorsing political candidates.

Religious organizations lobbying for or against certain policies.

Religious voters supporting or opposing political parties based on their religious beliefs.

All of the above.

By providing a sense of identity and belonging for members of a particular class.

By legitimizing and reinforcing existing social hierarchies.

By shaping people's values and beliefs about their place in society.

All of the above.

Religious teachings that emphasize the importance of obedience to authority.

Religious rituals and ceremonies that reinforce social distinctions.

Religious beliefs that promote the idea of a natural social order.

All of the above.

By promoting social justice and equality.

By providing a platform for the oppressed to voice their concerns.

By inspiring people to work towards social change.

All of the above.

The Liberation Theology movement in Latin America.

The Civil Rights Movement in the United States.

The anti-apartheid movement in South Africa.

All of the above.

By providing opportunities for education and skill development.

By promoting values such as hard work and perseverance.

By creating networks and connections that can facilitate upward mobility.

All of the above.

Religious teachings that emphasize the importance of hard work and perseverance.

Religious beliefs that encourage thrift and saving.

Religious values that promote education and skill development.

All of the above.