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The process by which organisms undergo genetic and physical changes through generations is called:
Biological evolution
The mutual interaction between human biology and culture is known as:
Biocultural evolution
The earliest societies that were small, nomadic, and family-based are called:
Band-level societies
Who proposed that accumulation of private property led to the collapse of primitive communities?
Friedrich Engels
According to Lewis Henry Morgan, the highest stage of human development is:
Civilized stage
A social institution that ensures literacy and cultural transmission:
Education
The kinship system that traces descent through both male and female lines is:
Bilineal
A marriage between one husband and multiple wives is called:
Polygyny
Religion that believes in only one God is called:
Monotheism
According to Aristotle, humans are naturally:
Social and political animals
The type of authority based on written laws and rules:
Legal-rational authority
Power that is accepted as rightful or lawful is known as:
Legitimacy
The belief that a ruler’s power is inherited or “has always existed” refers to:
Traditional authority
Giving material goods in exchange for political support is called:
Political clientelism
The ability of individuals to move from one class to another is called:
Social mobility
Mechanical solidarity is common in traditional societies based on shared values and beliefs.
True
Industrial Revolution led to decreased urbanization and migration.
False
Max Weber developed the idea of bureaucracy and rationalization.
True
The laissez-faire principle means prices are controlled by the government.
False
The state is defined as a political unit of sovereignty over a specific territory.
True
Power is always legitimate.
False
Social stratification divides people into categories based on wealth, race, or gender.
True
A caste system allows people to easily move between classes.
False
Patriarchy refers to domination of males over females.
True
Gender roles refer to socially expected behaviors of males and females.
True
The French word “bureau” and Greek word “kratos” form this term used by Max Weber.
Bureaucracy
The sociological theory by Davis and Moore stating that roles with greater importance get greater rewards.
Davis-Moore Thesis
The theory that emphasizes decreasing influence of religion in society.
Secularization Theory
A belief system that attributes spirit to both living and nonliving things.
Animism
Type of family made up only of parents and children.
Nuclear Family
Term for large-scale changes improving or worsening a group’s social conditions.
Structural Mobility
The advocacy of women’s rights based on equality of the sexes.
Feminism
The process of buying luxury goods to show social status.
Conspicuous Consumption
The competition for survival where the fittest dominate the weak, according to Herbert Spencer.
Social Darwinism
The document outlining rights and responsibilities of citizens.
Constitution
Band-level society
No social mobility
Legal-rational authority
Based on law and rules
Caste system
No social mobility
Conflict theory
Class struggle
Functionalism
Stability of society
Monotheism
Belief in one God
Polyandry
One wife with multiple husbands
Bilineal descent
Both maternal and paternal lines
Dependency theory
Poor nations exploited by rich ones
Patriarchy
Male dominance
A document that defines the structure and function of a government:
Constitution
The Industrial Revolution caused the rise of which class?
Working class
The system of rigid boundaries and no social mobility is called:
Closed system
The theory that society evolves in stages through production development was proposed by:
Karl Marx
The type of feminist that believes equality can be achieved through legal reforms:
Liberal feminist