Contrast Karl Marx's perspective on social change with that of Max Weber's
What will be an ideal response?
The following are suggested areas for students to address in their essays: Karl Marx's belief that social change is based almost exclusively to economic
variables, Marx's analysis of class conflict and how it leads to social change, Marx's attitude regarding capitalism, Weber's expansion of Marx's ideas beyond merely economic concerns, Weber's concept of rationalization and its effect on social change
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The __________ theories postulate that racial groups differ in basic intelligence
Fill in the blank with correct word
Which of the following actions was NOT taken by the authors of the Texas Constitution written in 1875?
a) They limited the length and frequency of legislative sessions. b) They limited the authority of the state to enter into debt. c) They provided for the appointment of state judges by the governor. d) They reduced salaries for elected officials. e) They made it easier for creditors to take a person's homestead.
High birthrates and low birthrates can both create problems for a society
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In principle, bureaucratic organizations pay little attention to ________
a. formal policies. b. completing tasks efficiently. c. tradition. d. the technical competence of members.