Alexis de Tocqueville and Harriet Martineau were alike in that both were
A. abolitionists who feared that slavery would tear a society apart.
B. feminists who were concerned about the subordination of women.
C. interested in studying the newly emerging culture in America.
D. symbolic interactionists.
Answer: C
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a. Weber did not believe that religion impedes social change by being an opiate of the masses and by encouraging the oppressed to accept their lot. b. Weber believed that religious institutions were instruments of inequality in society. c. Weber disagreed with Marx's belief that economic considerations supersede religious ideology. d. Weber believed that religion would lead to economic changes.
In analyzing social inequality, functionalists ask:
a. Who benefits from social inequality and at whose expense? b. How do people of different social statuses interact? c. Why are some positions in society more valued than other positions? d. Why do the disadvantaged lack the work ethic needed to advance?
Rough estimates suggest that about __________ people in the United States are homeless for some time during a given year.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Collin is frustrated because his dad will not tell him which way is the "correct" way to mow the lawn. Collin is demonstrating which aspect of formal operations?
A. Hypothetico-deductive thought B. Multiple frameworks C. Reality constraints D. Single solution