B. a delay in the age of first marriage

C. the increase in the incidence of remaining single

D. the increase of cohabitation

B. helping the poor and homeless

C. directing the economy

D. bringing peace to its citizens

A. uniform and multiform

B. empirical and patriotic

D. unilateral and generic

A. 6 billion

B. 8 billion

D. 30 billion

A. gave urban dwellers an inferiority complex

C. helped democratic representation in the states

D. has been reinforced by recent studies

A. the bastion of freedom and world peace

B. dead

C. at most a quaint reminder of past political cultures

A. Territorial integrity

B. Physical survival

C. Political independence

A. to restore peace

B. all of the above

C. because people began to fight among themselves

A. greater crop yields

B. fluorochlorocarbon production

C. greater rainfall

A. a general rise in the standard of living for all segments of society

B. a rapid decline in the standard of living

C. false advertising and credit expansion

A. globalism

C. neorealism

D. pluralism

A. population size

C. the favor of the local tyrant

D. factories

A. more car accidents

C. more instances of depression

D. more suicides

A. the poor and alienated

C. a highly educated intellectual

D. nonproductive citizens

A. is an ancient principle

C. contributes to divorce

D. prevents divorce

A. need not do any of the menial housework

B. have a more difficult psychological adjustment than men

C. all of the above

A. they live at or below the poverty level

B. they are young males

D. they are seriously depressed

A. renounces all responsibility for his children

C. is usually unfit to be a parent

D. none of the above

A. always relates to birthrates

B. is low in Western Europe

C. is low in Japan

A. exogamy

B. purdah

D. polygamy

A. Japan

B. Western Europe

C. highly developed nations

A. political organization

B. population density

D. poor contraception

B. racism

C. imperialism

D. colonialism

A. Families became nuclear

C. Formal agencies of control multiplied

D. Primary group ties became less important

A. constant increase

C. price stability

D. environmental pollution

A. follow the dictates of religion and culture

B. have attained zero population growth

D. willingly accept governmental family planning

A. it is enforced on members of society

C. it is rational

D. it has been transmitted in a traditional way

B. the peer group influence

C. the opinion of the neighbors

D. how well the students parents did in school

A. appears only in capitalistic societies

C. belongs to a ruler in democratic regimes

D. characterizes all dictatorships

A. the obviously intelligent

B. productive persons

D. the masses

A. is best when exerted by forces outside the individual

B. can only be exerted through the institution of religion

D. dose not exist in large urban industrial societies

A. extended

C. consanguine

D. procreational

A. womens rights

C. government subsidies for large families

D. low infant mortality

A. a systematic application of the economy

C. what Hobbes called the state of nature

D. the way inanimate objects are placed into the natural system

B. homogeneous societies

C. traditional agrarian societies

D. totalitarian societies

B. system of norms and values

C. pattern of statuses and roles

D. system to deal with order and defense

A. dependency theory

B. micro conflict theory

D. transactional analysis

A. are tenets of some religions

C. have never existed toward diverse religious groups

D. none of the above

A. is the term used when there are no births in any given year in a specific county

B. means that population stop growing because of an epidemic such as the Black Death or AIDS

D. signifies that the deaths exceed the births

B. Birthrates death rates sex rates

C. Human mobility

D. Age groups marriage incidence divorce frequency

A. a high percentage of deprived and trapped individuals

B. the inner city,s declining tax base

D. the move of the middle class and industry to the suburbs

B. marriage

C. adoption

D. none of these

A. life liberty and the pursuit of property

B. control over nature and the denial of death

C. income safety and deference

A. a visible decrease in population

B. a return to an agrarian way of life

D. the systematic migration of populations to different areas

A. has been with humans from the dawn of culture

B. is peculiar to industrial societies

C. began with hunting and gathering societies

A. hypogamy

C. exogamy

D. heterogamy

A. realistically

B. idealistically

D. according to Victorian model

B. parallel world

C. social consequences

D. economic consequences

A. guild system

C. exploitation of the proletariat

D. cottage industry

A. discriminating

B. characterizing

D. prejudging