In a society increasingly knit together by mass culture and a consumer economy, most immigrants could escape the pull of assimilation.
a. true
b. false
b. false
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Which of the following best explains why hominins such as Homo erectus and Homo ergaster likely worked together in groups?
A. They likely gave birth to immature offspring, which required some type of division of labor to allow for mothers to care for their young. B. They were less capable than earlier hominins of hunting and gathering food, and as a result formed groups to enhance their food collecting abilities. C. They likely modeled their behavior on that of their non-bipedal counterparts, who routinely formed complex groups to ensure their survival. D. They likely experienced emotions and familial bonds similar to those of modern-day humans and formed societies based on these attachments.
At the end of the Thirty Years' War, the most powerful nation in Europe was
a. England b. France c. Holy Roman Empire d. Sweden e. the Netherlands
Bass found that couples at the bottom end of the household income distribution:
a. were no different in their responses than the other participants in the study. b. were already making child care plans with family members to keep anticipated costs manageable. c. were less likely to have talked with one another about their plans for having children. d. had less uncertainty about how they would adjust career for children saying that each partner would need to maximize his or her income.
What state's system of government was described as the "four pillars"?
What will be an ideal response?