It was clear that some nations had more power than others by the __________ century
a. fifteenth
b. sixteenth
c. seventeenth
d. eighteenth
b
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Today, social experiments on human subjects must guarantee the rights of __________
a. life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness b. autonomy, integrity, and heterogeneity c. privacy, confidentiality, and informed consent d. personality, self-determination, and nondeception e. personal property and social survival
The most powerful forces of social change in our society are which of these?
A. social movements B. political elections C. campus outreach programs D. government interventions
As the automobile pushed aside the former technology–horse and buggy–people thought that cars would
a. be a passing fad. b. eliminate parking problems in cities, becausea car took up only half as much space as a horse and buggy. c. always remain a rich person's toy. d. make parking more difficult in cities, becausea car took up twice as much space as a horse and buggy.
Ascribed statuses may be based on an individual's
A. age, educational achievements, and gender. B. employment status, age, and race. C. gender, race, and social class. D. race, gender, and age.