The pioneering work of ________ in biological evolution contributed to nineteenth-century theories of social change. According to his approach, there has been a continuing progression of successive life forms.
A. Louis Pasteur
B. Charles Darwin
C. William F. Ogburn
D. Émile Durkheim
B. Charles Darwin
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Which of the following best describes the kind of work and benefits assumed by the working poor?
a. full-time employment with health benefits b. part-time employment with health benefits c. marginal employment as temps, subs, part-timers, or contracted or contingent laborers with health benefits d. marginal employment as temps, subs, part-timers, or contracted or contingent laborers without health benefits
Apply the conflict perspective on aging
What will be an ideal response?
Sociology first emerged as a discipline attempting to understand an event that triggered dramatic and seemingly endless changes in every area of human life. That event was
a. the Sexual Revolution. b. the Industrial Revolution. c. the Civil War. d. World War II.
Which is a hallmark emerging from Stein and Plummer’s attempt to identify the characteristics of queer theory?
a. Conceives of sexual power existing outside social life. b. To the extent that queer theory recognizes social selves; it sees identity as ways doings rather than ways of being. c. Embraces the identity politics of the 1960s social movements. d. Sees sexuality as largely limited to the social institutions of family and politics.