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Functions of power in society DO NOT include:
A. ensuring international peace.
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Family is:
C. traditionally defined as a residential kin group and the base power structure in most societies.
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Culture is:
B. all of the ways of life common to a society.
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Anything that communicates meaning, including language, art, and music are known as:
A. symbols.
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Shared ideas about what is good and valuable are known as:
A. values.
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Shared ideas about what is true are known as:
C. beliefs.
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A set of beliefs and practices pertaining to supernatural powers and the origins and meaning of life are known as:
B. religion.
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Folkways are:
B. trivial norms that guide actions.
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Shared rules and expectations about behavior are known as:
B. norms.
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Rewards and punishments bestowed for conforming expected behaviors are called:
D. sanctions.
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The concept of culture would be studied MOST by which social science discipline?
B. anthropology
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All the ways of life common to a society is called:
D. culture
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Trivial norms that guide actions are known as
C. folkways
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All of the following represent types of political systems EXPECT:
A. subculture
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Judging other cultures in terms of one's own is:
D. ethnocentrism
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Uncritical acceptance of customs, practices, and institutions of other cultures is:
C. cultural relativity
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The family in which the father is the dominant authority is:
D. patrilocal
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The __________ assumes many of the functions of the family in an industrial society.
C. government
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The holiest city in the Islamic faith is
C. Mecca
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In the U.S. households with children, the most common model today is
C. two parent, plus children
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