A. community
B. Society
C. Population
D. None of these
A. a restriction in the amount of information available to the general public
B. a plateauing of the amount of automation the workplace
C. a centralized accumulation of power in the hands of those who have access to computers
D. an increased involvement in society by people with disabilities
A. effervescent ceremonies that create a feeling o belonging
B. images of gods or totems that are widely recognized
C. d ideas and moral values often symbolized by an object or figurehead
D. ideological tools used to obscure class divisions
A. from lower to higher
B. In both directions
C. from higher to lower
D. None of these
A. Same as Marx envisioned
B. is different from Marxian view
C. opposite to Marxian view
D. None of these
A. quite opposing to each other
B. complementary each other
C. basically, the analysis of society from different angles
D. B and C
A. an evangelical strand of Christianity
B. a non-established church
C. a variety of new religious movements
D. late and very rapid industrialization