Why is Marx's view on social order comparable to a "dog chasing his tail?"
What will be an ideal response?
According to Marx, each ruling group sows the seeds of its own destruction with these seeds developing and overthrowing the power in force. As the new order takes power, it too sows the seeds of its own destruction and the process continues in a revolving cycle of change.
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Which of the following is true of the differences between industrial societies and preindustrial societies?
a. People in preindustrial societies were paid much more than their counterparts in industrial societies. b. People in preindustrial societies joined the adult world of work earlier than their counterparts in industrial societies. c. People in preindustrial societies were asked to leave the workforce much earlier than their counterparts in preindustrial societies. d. People in preindustrial societies were allowed more education time than their counterparts in industrial societies.
Evaluation of newer intensive supervision probation programs indicates that they:
a. are not as effective as prison in terms of rehabilitation and deterrence. b. reduce costs and increase the likelihood of rehabilitation when combined with drug treatment and other service. c. only work for the most serious offenders. d. are effective at rehabilitation, but the services required make them more costly than prisons.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
In most cases, refugees and migrants are fleeing to find refuge in other struggling states.
What function did the ‘colonial division of labor’ serve, during the colonial era, and in shaping the terms of reference of the development project?
What will be an ideal response?