A. great discretion in making policy decisions

C. charge of summit conferences

D. starring roles as celebrities

A. city residents returning to manor houses in country

C. city dwellers learning proper manners

D. continued movement to suburbs

A. Karl Marx

C. Milton Friedman

D. Adam Smith

A. Class

B. Estate

C. Strata

A. The more elderly widowers

B. Women who derived their identity from being someones wife

C. Women living in large cities those with small incomes and those who are fairly young

A. it is getting older

B. there are more women than men

C. rural and sunbelt areas attract only the young

B. a biological rather than a social product

C. the cross every individual must bear

D. characteristic only of industrial societies

B. none of the above

C. helps the wealthy get richer

D. supplies the real needs of people

B. The Soviet Union

C. China

D. The United States

A. lower for the middle class

B. lower for the upper-middle class

D. lower for the lower classes

B. anatomical differences

C. hormonal differences

D. chromosomal differences

B. extended families

C. Gemeinschaft society

D. public transportation

A. always abhor fanaticism

B. never distort the truth

D. refer to the study of ideas

A. secularization

B. none of these

C. popularization

B. be important

C. avoid stress

D. feel respectable

A. Assembly-line method

C. Production-line method

D. Lean-production method

A. are harmless to humans

B. leach out of the ground quickly

C. continue to control pests for many years

A. gain control of governments

B. are voluntary associations

D. develop into political parties

B. strengthening primary ties

C. homogeneous population

D. reduced family size

A. Increasing white-collar membership

C. Expansion of the manufacturing sector

D. Antitrust laws

B. unprejudiced personality

C. totalitarian personality

D. Democratic personality

A. amalgamation

B. accommodation

D. acculturation

B. occurs when deviants accept the label

C. is a more serious offense than secondary deviance

D. is the first deviant act ever discovered

A. displays no self-interest

C. wishes to absorb other nations

D. plans to enlarge its power over other nations

A. individual discrimination

B. nature of life

D. personal discrimination

A. the migration of people from rural to urban centers

C. the study of the growth and decline of populations

D. the growth of cities and suburbs at the expense of rural areas

A. earn more money

B. increase absenteeism

D. decrease productivity

B. the relation between population growth and food supply

C. the ratio between a nation,s standard of living and its population density

D. the relation between population and land area

B. Mazda Motors

C. Mitsubishi Motors

D. Nissan Motors

A. Realism

B. Globalism

C. Idealism

B. Inelastic demand

C. Large consumer purchasing power

D. Inferior products

A. all of the above

B. they control few resources

D. they are residentially segregated

A. price stability

C. higher literacy

D. increased public services

A. Ethnicity and race

B. Stratification

C. Sex and age

A. the inevitable outcome of modernization

C. a reasonable response to the declining intellectual performance that occurs after age 55

D. irreversible

A. primary groups

B. face-to-face-communication

D. emergent norms

A. gain consent

B. be the strongest in mind and body

C. do as one pleases

B. we should adopt passive roles

C. bisexuality should be the norm

D. we should adopt blurred ill-defined roles

A. revolution

B. involution

C. a crisis of confidence

A. is punished more severely than blue-collar crime

B. gains small amounts of money for its perpetrators

C. is based on violence

A. an equal number of men and women being poor now

B. the fact that most men are rich

D. the fact that women are more blessed than men in spite of poverty

A. detested by non-Catholics

B. sings of a good harvest

C. symbols of disgrace

A. minorities perceive themselves as different

B. minorities are perceived as different

C. the dominant group has coercive power

A. increase consumption

B. create demand

D. create brand awareness and direct consumption

A. the NNP

B. the GNP

D. the GDP

B. trusts

C. restraint of trade

D. oligopolies

A. Quaternary

B. Tertiary

D. Secondary

B. Development of a common mood

C. Temporary

D. Behavior according ti previously established norms

A. lack of work ethic

C. technological changes only

D. discrimination only

A. one makes a judgment before having all the facts

B. one refuses to change one,s mind even when confronted by facts

C. one takes action against minorities