Which theory sees society as held together by power and coercion?
A. structuralism
B. rational choice theory
C. conflict theory
D. exchange theory
Answer: C
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A. functionalist perspective B. conflict perspective C. interactionist perspective D. All these answers are correct.
What condition had to exist before members of a society could create a permanent or semi-permanent place to live?
A) A strong military. B) Powerful rulers who were able to control power. C) A form of barter. D) Surplus food that could be distributed and exchanged.
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A. focus on the positive and forget criticism B. consider other people first C. avoid mistakes of the past D. marriage makes people happier