A. technological innovation

B. cultural lag

C. sociocultural drift

B. protect private property

C. maintain the state of nature

D. protect the privileged few

A. provide social welfare

B. exercise total control

C. regulate human life in society

A. completely lacks structure

B. is always disorganized

C. none of the above

A. 80%

B. 70%

C. 60%

A. 12%

C. 20%

D. 4%

A. positions in the social system

B. spending and consumption patterns

C. prestige derived from ancestry

A. all societies became capitalist

C. the elite would work toward the good of the masses

D. the lion would lie down with the lamb

A. statecraft

B. brinkmanship

D. high politics

A. interdependence

C. The industrial

D. The habitual

A. simple farming societies

B. hunting and gathering societies

D. complex industrial societies

A. with prejudice

B. as a result of informal quotas

D. as a result of government rulings

A. none of the above

B. senility sets in

C. senescence affects a small minority

A. minorities are described on the basis of biology

C. minority refers to the smaller group

D. majority represents the group in power because of its large numbers

A. totalitarianism

B. international trade

D. democracy

A. shift their focus toward their own relationship

C. spend more time together and are more content

D. all of the above

B. women

C. the elderly

D. black males

A. the effectiveness of the United Nations depends upon a cohesive Security Council

C. industrial nations depend upon raw materials located in no-industrial nations

D. the legitimacy of nation -states depends upon propaganda and internal surveillance

B. equal to that of women

C. considerably more than that of women

D. slightly more than that of women

A. Air

C. Water

D. Land

A. Borrowing cultures modify the traits they accept

B. Only some elements of a culture are accepted by other cultures

D. It tends to be reciprocal

A. Presbyterians

C. Congregationalists

D. Episcopalians

A. former members of the middle class

C. the working poor

D. apolitical bureaucrats

A. a method of barter

B. anything of intrinsic value

D. a means of exchange

A. a pre-Christian utopia

B. similar to an earthly paradise

D. among noble savages

B. income

C. occupational prestige

D. the ability to earn income

A. all of the above

B. a sort of ideal

D. an inappropriate object of worship

B. secessionist

C. assimilationist

D. pluralistic

A. partnership

C. subchapter S corporation

D. sole survivorship

B. People have greater or lesser amounts of power according to their statuses in society

C. It is necessary for exerting social control in society

D. It plays a significant role in all kinds of social interactions

A. ascribed status is more important in industrial societies

B. most functions are better performed in secondary groups

D. a large family means more hands to work

A. the ideology that tries to rationalize women ,s low position in society

C. The Feminine Mystique

D. psychology

A. Mead

B. Cooley

C. Erikson

A. ways of competing for the title of superpower

C. exchanges entered into in the spirit of trust

D. expressions of human solidarity around the world

A. Oligopoly

B. insourcing

D. diversification

B. sociology

C. archaeology

D. economics

A. human processes such as migration

C. how ideologies motivate human behavior

D. the growth or decline of population

A. a universal religion

C. a member of the clergy

D. a book of the Bible

A. is extremely effective in policing the world

B. Open supports communist and socialist regimes

D. Is primarily an instrument of the U.S

A. Venn diagrams

C. welfare functions

D. product-moment correlations

B. universe

C. inferential

D. sample

A. smart students easily overcome the disinterest of the family

B. the family is unimportant

D. the social class of the family is unimportant

A. statistics on cancer deaths

B. the fact that people revere academics

D. none of the above

B. accommodation

C. acculturation

D. segregation

B. the mechanism high status persons use to protect themselves from competition

C. the least important dimension of stratification

D. the order of importance given to status variables

A. cultural complex

C. cultural trait

D. cultural decline

A. meaninglessness

C. appropriateness

D. ordinariness

A. declared but not undeclared wars

B. all of the above

C. public but not private diplomacy

A. all of the above

B. it is an abstract concept

D. membership is compulsory for all residents of its territory except for aliens and visitors

A. evangelical determinism

B. secular humanism

C. scientific determinism