Social Change and Society Final
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Course Introduction
This course explores the dynamic processes of social change and their profound impact on societies worldwide. Students will examine key theories, historical movements, and contemporary issues that drive transformation within various social, economic, and political contexts. Through the analysis of case studies and critical events, the course investigates how factors like technology, globalization, social movements, and policy reforms reshape cultural norms and structures. Emphasis is placed on understanding the roles individuals and groups play in initiating and responding to change, as well as the challenges and opportunities that arise during periods of societal transition.
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The Family Diversity Inequality and Social Change 1st Edition by Philip N. Cohen
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Chapter 2: The Family in History
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Q1) Most African American slave children lived with:
A) grandparents.
B) unrelated adults.
C) one parent.
D) both parents.
Answer: D
Q2) In what way was the ideology of patriarchy reinforced by Protestant doctrine?
A) Protestant doctrine emphasized obedience to authority.
B) Marriage was modeled after Old Testament patriarchs.
C) Husbands were commanded by God to protect their wives.
D) The idea of free choice in marriage reflected the idea of a person's relationship with God.
Answer: D
Q3) Which of the following is NOT an important broad historic trend impacting the character of American family life?
A) increased longevity
B) families performing more functional tasks at home
C) decreased family size
D) decline of the two-parent nuclear family
Answer: B
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Chapter 7: Love and Romantic Relationships
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Q1) Gay,lesbian,and bisexual teens tend to have their first serious relationship at a later age than heterosexual teens.This is due in part to
A) difficulty meeting appropriate romantic partners.
B) parental interference with teens' personal choices.
C) their hoping to find that homosexuality is a phase.
D) high acceptance of gay teens by authorities and peers.
Q2) The increase in the use of online dating websites can best be explained by
A) better available technology that makes the websites more personal.
B) an increase in available services that appeal to older persons looking for dates.
C) the fact that divorced persons fear they will end up alone in old age.
D) the fact that dating sites are likely more efficient than meeting in person.
Q3) When it comes to dating among college students
A) both males and females have the same goals in a dating relationship.
B) men are expected to take the lead in formal date situations.
C) very few students are likely to have gone on dates.
D) the number of males available to date is much higher than the number of females.
Q4) Explain why high school proms reflect traditional expectations of partner selection.
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