A. birthrate
B. fertility rate
C. population pyramid
D. population growth rate
A. demography
B. poor contraception
C. population density
D. political organization
A. conservatism and reactionism
B. innovation and invention
C. conformity and obedience
D. nationalism and patriotism
A. are always progressive
B. may be reactionary or progressive
C. are equally successful in all types of societies
D. have brought about both communism and fascism
A. play new roles
B. occupy new statuses
C. become social climbers
D. take on BOTH new statuses and new roles
A. stability and efficiency
B. statics and dynamics
C. backward and forward progress
D. if it is good for the people
A. began in England in the 1800s
B. is already finished
C. caused few sociocultural changes
D. none 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. cultural lag
B. technological innovation
C. cultural diffusion
D. sociocultural drift
A. revolution
B. reform
C. diffusion
D. innovation