The speed at which food moves between producers and consumers is testament to which global force?
A. global governance
B. global markets
C. information and communications technology
D. shifting centers of power
B. global markets
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The measure of poverty that includes life expectancy, literacy rates, and years of schooling is known as the
a. per capita GDP. b. Gini Coefficient. c. gender development index. d. Human Development Index.
In a study, Chris selected individuals by drawing names from a hat. Chris chooses one at a time and with each individual selected, he replaces the individual's name back in the hat before selecting the next individual. Chris is using
a. sampling with replacement. b. sampling with duplication. c. sampling without replacement. d. sampling without duplication.
Karl Marx spent most of his life as a(n)
A) activist. B) chief executive officer. C) farmer. D) lawyer. E) professor.
In Medieval Europe, people had often had multiple political obligations and loyalties—ones to local lords, maybe distant nobles. Some independent city-states existed, but such statuses could change. What sort of system of governance does this sound
like to you? a. one similar to present day world politics, where dual citizenship is allowed in many countries, and people may have obligations to transnational corporations, as well as governments b. an anarchy c. a classic feudal system of world politics d. an anarchic system of states