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A poor young man born in a coastal outport in Newfoundland grows up and gets a law degree from a prestigious law school while waiting on tables in the cafeteria where his classmates eat. Eventually he becomes a top-notch lawyer and then premier of the province. Which of the following descriptions would sociologists use to describe his upward career path?

▸ equal opportunity

▸ social mobility

▸ social promotion

▸ meritocratic mobility

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Sociology: Compass for a New Social World

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Authors: Brym, Strohschein, Kampen

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