A. are more successful in authoritarian than in democratic societies
B. substitute one ruling class for another
C. may be progressive or reactionary
D. aim to change the entire society
A. continue to control pests for many years
B. leach out of the ground quickly
C. are harmless to humans
D. can be toxic to other forms of life
A. subcultures that refuse to assimilate
B. groups whose values differ from the mainstream
C. groups whose values are in explicit opposition to those of the wider societal culture
D. the most active subcultures
A. a rejection of the ideological function of religion
B. a refutation of economic determinism
C. a vindication of the morality of capitalism
D. an explanation of Third-World underdevelopment
A. creditworthiness
B. employment
C. retirement
D. hospitalization
A. sex and age distribution within a population
B. the relation between population and land area
C. the ratio between a nation,s standard of living and its population density
D. the relation between population growth and food supply
A. people employed in new enterprises
B. employees capable of manipulating data words and visual images
C. psychologists with advanced degrees
D. only A and B