Research from the 1950s and 1960s usually concluded that the most important socializing agent was
A) the family.
B) the workplace.
C) school.
D) the political party in power during a voter's teenage years.
E) religious institutions.
A
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Globalisation affects all the world uniformly Globalisation explains world trading patterns Global institutions play an effective role in global governance Globalisation is piecemeal and fragmented in its impact and effects
Seeking trade, waging war, and entering into treaties are all a part of the United States'
A. enumerated powers. B. inherent powers. C. expressed powers. D. separated powers. E. police powers.
Which of the following reasons has caused post-materialists to protest in France?
A. the rise of an uncaring capitalist state B. the influx of immigrants in the country C. the lowering of religious authority in French politics D. the decentralization of the state which could decrease the state's power to control its citizens E. the formation of coalition governments in France
The teasing apart of words in order to uncover subtle meanings, searching for what is perhaps left out is a particularly Marxist approach to texts
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.