"Having a home is a basic human need; we all need somewhere to live. For those people within society without a home life is barely tolerable, and for a society (especially a modern welfare state) a continuing problem of homelessness is an indictment of the ability of that society to meet the welfare needs of all its citizens. Yet homelessness remains a significant problem in affluent, welfare, Britain at the beginning of the twenty-first century, with hundreds of people sleeping rough on the streets of towns and cities every night because they do not have a home of their own to go to". (Alcock 2003, p. 73). Which of the following would you submit as part of an essay? Select one option:Question 2Select one:a."Having a home is a basic human need; we all need somewhere to live" (Alcock 2003, p. 73). However, as Alcock (2003) points out, despite the fact that Britain is a wealthy society with an established welfare state, there are still many homeless people living on our streets.b.Having a home is a basic human need; we all need somewhere to live. (Alcock 2003, p. 73). However, even in affluent, welfare Britain, there are still hundreds of people sleeping rough.c. "Having a home is a basic human need; we all need somewhere to live". However, despite the fact that Britain is a wealthy society with an established welfare state, there are still many homeless people living on the streets.