A nativistic religious movement is:
a. An attempt by an economically powerful group to maintain its control of society.
b. A religious movement that looks to the re-establishment of a past golden age.
c. A series of rituals designed to determine who is and who is not a true member of a group.
d. An ecclesiastical movement to convert nonbelievers.
e. An attempt by the state to impose state religion on its citizens.
B
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a. remain stable b. grow c. raise prices over time d. maintain steady prices
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A. 10 million years ago. B. 1 million years ago. C. 100,000 years ago. D. 10,000 years ago. E. 1,000 years ago.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.