A. very voluntary
B. never forced
C. often forced
D. rarely enforced
A. gang norms are substituted for society’s norms in some cases
B. gangs are useful for society
C. gangs have no norms
D. none of the above
A. individuals differ in temperament goals and desires
B. the world is based on randomness
C. humans are solitary creatures
D. human behavior is unpredictable
A. there are three races
B. there are fifty two races
C. there are no races
D. all of humankind is descended from the same common stock
A. is a slow and painful process
B. involves negotiation and compromise
C. sometimes pits the executive branch against the interests of the members of states and districts
D. all of the above
A. Karl Marx
B. Adam Smith
C. John Maynard Keynes
D. Milton Friedman
A. that the masses were being exploited
B. that the market was inherently unstable
C. the need for the intervention of the owners of the means of production
D. that industrial workers were becoming the new bourgeoisie