Who ordered the Kojiki to be written?
a. Amaterasu c. Yasumaro b. Temmu d. Akihito
B
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According to Beauchamp, one advantage of setting goals and quotas instead of merely
banning discrimination against minorities and women is that the former is:
a. easier to enforce b. inherently more just c. less likely to produce protracted court battles and lobbying d. none of the above
Throughout this test, write your answer on the form provided. Erasure marks may cause the grading machine to mark your answer wrong. INSTRUCTIONS: The following selections relate to distinguishing arguments from nonarguments and identifying conclusions. Select the best answer for each. Marx saw all societies as composed of two basic parts: the foundation and the superstructure. The foundation of
any society, according to this theory, is material. It consists of the economic system. The superstructure is composed of all nonmaterial institutions in the society, and each is arranged in a way that suits the ruling class. Included in the superstructure are values, ideology, government, education, law, religion, and art. Leon P. Baradat, Political Ideologies A) Argument; conclusion: Included in the superstructure ... religion, and art. B) Argument; conclusion: The superstructure is composed ... suits the ruling class. C) Nonargument. D) Argument; conclusion: Marx saw all societies ... and the superstructure. E) Argument; conclusion: The foundation of any society ... is material.
How does Holmes propose to displace the war system? a. Peace education must be a priority. b. All of these choices c. There must be recognition that the individual (and not the state) is ofprimary moral significance
d. There must be a new system of cooperation.
Mill argues that Epicureanism is not a "doctrine worthy of swine" by
A) making no distinction between higher pleasures and lower pleasures. B) claiming humans are just like swine in most important respects. C) maintaining that the Epicurean philosophy values pleasures of the mind more than physical pleasures. D) reminding the reader that it is pleasurable to eat bacon.