In what sense are Trager, Rudd, Billy Ray, and the men in the warehouse in the same social class? Explain.

2. Trager and Rudd used mostly non-violent means to get what they and their bosses wanted. Why does this work? What would it take for people like Pete, the restaurant owner, to put an end to the shakedown racket that victimizes them? 3. In the story, no one seems to pay attention to the information coming through the radio. To what extent is a similar obliviousness evident in everyday (real) life in the United States? How might you explain this? 4. In Chapter 6, which major sociological theory is used to help explain how the rules of the game are enforced? How are the rules enforced in daily life according to the following schemes: a. nets of accountability b. payoffs for nonelites c. quashing dissent

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