What Is Social Order?

Every nation’s government strives to create a system that maintains order in their community. Those who are in charge do not always make decisions that work to increase class equality, and as the rich become more powerful, the poor become more hostile. Class conflict is inevitable in society because everyone wants to have the same amount of access to the same resources, but in reality, this is not the case. An equal society is more likely to have an orderly population, but different classes of people will always exist and continue to desire more for themselves. Those who are more privileged are ignorant to the struggles faced by those below them in the social hierarchy, and the only ones able to help the working class are the people in their
471) Authority relations are established early on in a society in order for one group to preserve their dominance over others. Maintaining order in a community can only last so long before the oppressed groups come to the realization that the only way to gain more power is to fight for it themselves because those in charge do little to help. Class conflict among subgroups in ICAs disrupt social order because of the limited amount of power available. Power is often more enjoyed by one group in spite of the numerous other groups that struggle with the little power they
The division of labor is what creates the roles and hierarchy that exist in society. The group of capitalists were able to utilize the poor working class to their advantage, and Marx encouraged “to overthrow the existing order and substitute collective control of society by the people,” in order for the weaker majority to be free. (Turner, Pg. 73) Marx continues on with conflict by pointing out that “the members of different classes are enemies because they have opposing interests.” (Turner, Pg. 79) The groups that are at the bottom of the social hierarchy are more willing to look for opportunities in order to alter the status quo if their needs are not satisfied or met. When people from the same oppressed group realize the inequalities that they experience, then they join together in an act of rebellion. As the needs of humans increase, improvements