A. decided to return to the traditional forms of family
B. saw the family as an oppressive institution
C. preferred to live in communes
D. chose to cohabit rather than marry
A. equal to that of women
B. less than that of women
C. considerably more than that of women
D. slightly more than that of women
A. are ingrained patterns of behavior representing solutions to universal human needs
B. are things like banks and schools
C. make up cultural components
D. all of the above
A. It tends to be reciprocal
B. Only some elements of a culture are accepted by other cultures
C. Borrowing cultures modify the traits they accept
D. A complex culture borrows more elements from a simple culture than the other way around
A. they are the same
B. public oion is limited to few issues
C. political oion deals with all matters
D. political oion is all oions expressed on political issues
A. explicit statements in the Constitution
B. the Marbury v Madison decision
C. an act of Congress
D. the First Amendment to the Constitution
A. American culture
B. teenage customs
C. French culture
D. Kiwi culture