B. of their competitive nature

C. they have not reached a sufficient amount of civilization to exist without it

D. brute force is not sufficient keep them in line

A. a strong army

B. a charismatic leader

D. the ability to coerce agreement

A. invented the concept of gods

B. though they were gods

C. saw themselves as clans of animals

B. offer the most satisfaction

C. require the most adjustment

D. are the most difficult

B. creeds

C. articles of faith

D. doctrines

A. globalism

C. realism

D. all of the above

A. a reasoned approach to detente

C. an internationalist world view

D. legal-rational thinking

A. Africa

B. New York

C. Pacific Islands

A. is well on the way to being resolved

B. has been reduced by urban renewal

C. has been intensified by gentrification

B. a womens family income

C. whether the women came from an intact family

D. a womens age at marriage

B. one with a recycling enter

C. where urban planning originates

D. one containing a clean water supply for the area

A. interest in its resources

B. the power to take it over

C. the desire to rule it

A. charismatic movement

C. fundamentalist movement sect

D. ecclesia

A. China

C. Russia

D. France

B. denomination

C. bureaucratization

D. differentiation

B. animals are worshipped as gods

C. spirits are worshipped as disembodied humans

D. spirits are thought to acquire various forms

B. conformity and obedience

C. conservatism and reactionism

D. innovation and invention

A. in the first stage of the demographic transition

C. threatened by under population

D. still trying to curb population growth

B. not all abused children go on to abuse their own children

C. the more severe the abuse the more extreme the later psychiatric symptoms

D. victims of child abuse become troubled adults

A. the provision of institutionalized social control

B. the enlargement of the administrative elite

C. the formation of party machines

B. the Protestant Reformation

C. the Hundred Years War

D. the Middle Ages

A. interfaith competition

B. educational functions

C. class conflict

A. keeping members sheltered

C. feeding its members

D. providing sex education

B. None of the above

C. is what ultimately overthrowing communism

D. should be abolished until poverty is eliminated is our own society

B. Sovereignty

C. Territory

D. Population

B. It will have to become politicized

C. Acid rain will have to destroy our crops

D. The smog will have to increase

A. 20 percent

C. 50 percent

D. 80 percent

A. Legal-rational

C. Charismatic

D. Democratic

A. a belief in heaven and hell

C. whether one believes in God or gods

D. whether one participates in religious rituals

A. generally correspond to population density

B. are low in Western Europe and Japan

C. are high in Arabia and interior African

A. the family of procreation

B. the family of origin

C. my family

A. there has been cultural lag following superimposed industrialization

B. in many cultures a man,s worth is measured by the number of his children

D. contraception is either opposed or not properly practiced

A. finally destroy religion in the United States

C. be punished by God

D. promote secular humanism

A. Baptism

B. Anglicanism

D. Lutheranism

A. the English and the French are much more religious than Americans

B. Canadians are as religious as Americans

C. Americans are the least religious of these nations

A. all of the above

C. underlie all governments

D. explains why things are as they are

B. one city of at least 1 million population

C. a region of the country

D. one city of at least 50,000 population

A. infidelity

B. drug and alcohol abuse

D. physical abuse

A. the importance of religion

B. the low status of women

C. emphasis on group goals

B. the have no ties to existing religious groups

C. they reject the status quo

D. they are small voluntary and exclusive

A. the global social system closely resembles a social system closely resembles a social system

B. a global social system does not exist

D. there exists consensus on values on a global level

A. none of the above

C. morality will be the foundation of foreign policy

D. the world operates on generous feelings toward others

B. sheer numbers

C. population growth presents no problem

D. that most societies have a fertility rate

A. Buddhism

C. Christianity

D. Zoroastrianism

B. infinite

C. dispensable

D. ready to support many more billions of people

A. provided good housing for the poor

C. eliminated housing discrimination

D. secured many jobs for the poor

A. to all people

B. but has no bearing on the job market

D. to members of academia

A. population growth is a matter of algebra not geometry or arithmetic

C. population grow in arithmetic progression

D. fodd increases in a geometric progression

A. the underdeveloped nations must increase their birthrate

C. Western societies are doomed to extinction

D. population grows in inverse proportion to food production

A. unipolar system

C. bipolar system

D. assured destruction system