The tangible things, such as cars and computers, created by members of a society are known as:
A. high culture.
B. material culture.
C. norms
D. nonmaterial culture.
Ans: B. material culture.
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(a) teach their grandchildren about the Native-American way of life. (b) discipline their grandchildren. (c) transmit a knowledge of European history. (d) encourage their grandchildren to escape from the reservation.
The main difference between a crowd and a mass is that:
a. a crowd tends to be larger than a mass b. a mass does not occur in a single physical setting c. a mass is more organized than a crowd d. the goals of a mass are clearer than those of a crowd
The concept of "glass ceiling" refers to
a. the barrier that prevents women from reaching the top. b. the fact that women's dreams are easily broken. c. the fact that cleaning the home is all most women do. d. the barrier that keeps women in service work.
The social institution that organizes a society's production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services is called the:
A.) economy B.) state C.) power elite D.) capitalism