Category: Culture

A. Max Weber
B. George Murdock
C. Margaret Mead
D. William F Ogburn

A. Culture is genetic
B. Culture is passed down generation to generation
C. Culture includes physical artifacts not abstract creations
D. none of the above

A. God-given and cannot be changed
B. Buildings and people who operate them
C. Constellation of folkways and mores
D. None of these

A. have no specialized and enduring work groups governments, or standing armies
B. exhibit increased power of the state and size of the territory it controls
C. experience the emergence of social stratification due to production of a social surplus
D. have complex divisions of labor and exchange relationships

A. William F. Ogburn
B. William Graham Sumner
C. George Murdock
D. Max Weber

A. Ethnocentrism
B. Xenocentric Approach
C. Quality consciousness
D. None of these

A. People do not follow norms in all situations in some cases they evade a norm because they know it is weakly enforced
B. In some instances, behavior that appears to violate society’s norms may actually represent adherence to the norms of a particular group
C. Norms are violated in some instances because one norm conflicts with another
D. all of the above

A. society
B. Culture
C. behavior
D. None of these

A. too many rules and regulations that weigh progress down
B. a disregard for cultural assimilation
C. a positive influence on multicultural development
D. too much concern for non-material culture
E. few boundaries

A. William F. Ogburn
B. William Graham Sumner
C. George Murdock
D. Max Weber