For the first time, it was no longer necessary for everyone to work at producing food in
a. pastoral and horticultural societies.
b. industrial societies.
c. hunting and gathering societies.
d. subsistence economies.
a. pastoral and horticultural societies.
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Within which of the following types of social organization did Tönnies claim that the typical person pays only passing attention to the welfare of the community, but mostly "looks out for number one?"
a. Gemeinschaft b. Gesellschaft c. mechanical solidarity d. organic solidarity
Social problems often persist because
a. they are interconnected with many social institutions. b. the public is suspicious of quick cure solutions. c. no special interest group is involved. d. all of the above
A woman who can juggle work, family, fitness, and the home without any problem is a cultural ideal known as a
a. superwoman. b. modern woman. c. developed woman. d. content woman.
Randy and his family live on an two-acre property that is a 45-minute drive to the city. Though this requires Randy to commute daily to his job, he and his family appreciate the custom details and quality to the large homes in their neighborhood, the spacious lots which lend privacy, and the educated neighbors who are also high-earning professionals. Where does Randy likely live?
a. exurbs b. suburbs c. megalopolis d. rural outpost