Malthus argued:
A) that the Green Revolution would provide sufficient food for the world's population
B) that nature did not provide necessary positive checks on population growth
C) that population growth eventually would outpace growth in food supply
D) none of the above
C
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a. horticultural societies b. agrarian societies c. capitalism d. advanced industrial societies
The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment lasted for how long?
a. forty years b. four years c. sixty years d. six years
In terms of the frequency of occurrence of sexual harassment, a. there is evidence that White women are harassed more often than women of color
b. the rate has dropped to about only a fourth of working women who are ever harassed. c. about three percent of sexual harassment cases involve men as the victims. d. same-gender sexual harassment does not occur.
In contending that the stranger is “near and far at the same time,” Simmel notes that the stranger
a. never stays long in a particular community b. shares many similarities with those he interacts with c. is unable to provide important services to the community d. shares only the most general or common features with those he interacts with