A. economics
B. anthropology
C. sociology
D. psychology
A. The goals of the society
B. Economic activities in which the government engages for the public good
C. Economic activities in which self-interest makes for personal affluence
D. Economic activities open to the public
A. our human ancestors way of life in trees
B. the fact that human infants are helpless for a long period of time
C. a faulty genetic development
D. the small size of humans relative to other animals
A. a body of doctrines beliefs and symbols
B. ideas that have been in existence for centuries
C. a set of complex algebraic expressions
D. ideas derived exclusively from ancient Greece
A. helped the domestic economies of industrial nations
B. boosted international trade
C. prevented revolutionary movements from starting in a number of nations
D. all of the above
A. signed documents
B. instruments for limiting governmental power
C. possible only in industrial societies
D. characteristic of democracies only
A. maintain order
B. protect the privileged few
C. protect private property
D. maintain the state of nature