Order the following steps that illustrate how social power shapes social norms according to Marx's perspective: A) Powerful elites create laws that reflect their interests, B) These laws reinforce existing social norms, C) Society internalizes these norms, D) Deviance is defined based on compliance with these norms.

According to Marx's perspective, the correct order of steps illustrating how social power shapes social norms begins with A) powerful elites creating laws that reflect their interests. These laws then reinforce existing social norms, which is step B. Once these norms are established, society begins to internalize them, making them a part of everyday behavior, which is step C. Finally, deviance is defined based on how well individuals comply with these norms, completing the process with step D. For example, if a wealthy group pushes for laws that favor their economic gains, those laws may become accepted norms, and anyone who challenges them could be seen as deviant.