This essay exam provides an added opportunity for students to demonstrate their understanding of the key concepts and issues covered in the course through readings, lectures, and class discussions. While the exam requires application of concepts / ideas / and approaches discussed at the beginning of the course (i.e., the sociological imagination. culture, socialization, sociological theoretical lenses, etc), it is focused on the final chapters of the book (i.e., family, religion, and education). There will be NO alternate assignments to earn points normally earned through this final exam. Follow the guidelines below when preparing for your final exam. Focus for the final exam:Compare and contrast how the family, religion, and the educational system (i.e., purpose and functions within the context of our society) is likely to be described by symbolic interaction, functionalist-structural, and conflict theory.Be sure to begin with an introduction (i.e., topic, thesis, and how the content is organized) (5%)