A. to restore peace
B. after the establishment of private property
C. because people began to fight among themselves
D. all of the above
A. racism
B. imperialism
C. colonialism
D. national ethnocentrism
A. dead
B. the source of wars and atrocities
C. at most a quaint reminder of past political cultures
D. the bastion of freedom and world peace
A. the Middle Ages
B. the Renaissance
C. the Hundred Years War
D. the Protestant Reformation
A. public education
B. health care
C. the rise of administrative elites
D. war
A. explains why things are as they are
B. underlie all social movements
C. underlie all governments
D. all of the above
A. the statuses and roles that enforce the law
B. the legitimate use of force within a territory
C. the process by which individuals and groups acquire power
D. all of the above
A. the ability to coerce agreement
B. legitimate authority
C. a charismatic leader
D. a strong army
A. nationalism
B. legal-rational thinking
C. an internationalist world view
D. a reasoned approach to detente
A. protecting the interest of the ruling elite only
B. helg the poor and homeless
C. bringing peace to its citizens
D. directing the economy