Karl Marx, in contrast to the views espoused by Adam Smith, __________
A. argued that a market exchange and competition would bring prosperity and high wages to all segments of society
B. offered a gloomier picture of industrial societies by suggesting that a market economy would bring about misery for millions of people
C. suggested that the best way to have a free, democratic, and prosperous society was for the government to take control of the land, resources, and production
D. felt that forager, horticulturalist, and pastoralist societies could all be transformed into modern market economy states within 10 to 15 years
Answer: B
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a. is able to harness extremely high levels of energy from a poor environment. b. is predominantly based on manual tools fashioned from their natural environment. c. requires high energy input from outside their habitat. d. is so rudimentary that they struggle endlessly for mere subsistence. e. is not adaptive to any particular environment, but is a form of broad-spectrum technology.
Peasants are always integrated into which types of societies?
A) Horticultural B) Foraging C) Industrial D) State E) Tribal
Among the __________ of British Columbia, songs come spontaneously to people when they are called by the spirits to be healers or other religious practitioners
a. Tiwi b. Crow c. Yoruba d. Gitksan
Which of the following is unique to marriage as a social institution?
a. It provides sexual access between spouses. b. ?It produces children. c. ?It accords social status and public recognition. d. ?It allows women and men to interact socially.