Evolutionary theorists of the 1800s believed that all societies progress through the same distinct stages of social development. select the best answer from the choices provided t f

No single theory provides a full explanation of all aspects of social change. sociologists envisioned society as proceeding inevitably through a fixed set of stages; this was believed to occur in response to a set of "natural laws". the concept of evolution assumed a central place in explanations of all forms of human development in both the social and biological sciences; society is growing