Briefly compare the relationships in production between traditional societies and nontraditional societies
What will be an ideal response?
In traditional societies, relationships are based on history ("the way it's always been"); they are diffuse (vague, covering many areas of life); and they are long-term (often lifelong). In nontraditional societies, relationships are based on contracts (which change as the situation changes); they are specific (contracts specify conditions); and they are short-term (for the length of the contract).
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In horticultural societies:
a. no surplus is produced. b. few people are involved in food production. c. there is a small surplus from simple crop cultivation. d. advanced energy sources are used in farming the land.
A status that results from the actions of an individual is:
a. achieved status b. ascribed status c. hierarchical status d. master status
Scientific naturalism contributed to the hope that physical immortality might be a possibility for future Americans
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Although there is a human "sex drive," our biology does not dictate any specific ways of being sexual
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.