A. the press and politicians
B. the president and Congress
C. the two political parties
D. all of the above
A. excessive upward mobility
B. interlocking directorates
C. racial polarization
D. a combination of theoretical knowledge and training
A. discretionary
B. uncontrollable
C. balanced
D. unavoidable
A. culture shock
B. the importance of culture
C. cultural superiority
D. cultural relativity
A. clearly stated goals and policies
B. no ranking of their members
C. little durability
D. no people in them
A. tools with which nations try to manipulate other nations
B. exchanges entered into in the spirit of trust
C. expressions of human solidarity around the world
D. ways of competing for the title of superpower
A. is internalized cultural learning
B. is acquired through socialization
C. is social control exerted by forces outside the individual
D. takes the place of moral control in simple societies