Exam 4: Culture and Subsistence Technology

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In Rome, divisions by _____ were the least important (of the choices).

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For Marx, a person's relationship to the means of production is determined by _____

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An extended family is also called a____.

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Distinctions between "Old Money" and "New Money" are more status rather than class distinctions.

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Why do people often find jobs through acquaintances and not close friends or relatives?

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People who link two networks together (at a structural hole) tend to have less influence than people who are only located in one network.

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Bureaucracies helped create the _____

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Impersonality is one of Weber's characteristics of bureaucracies.

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Status groups are always self-conscious.

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How well did Madoff know most of his investors? Describe their ties.

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People who staff bureaucracies are in the working class.

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Describe a joint stock company.Why was it important?

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_____ is/are a group of people who join together for the purpose of obtaining and wielding power.

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Over time networks become more Dense.

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_____ states that friends of one person often become friends themselves.

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_____ is the means of production combined with social organization of production.

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Marx thought the ruling ideas of a society were primarily the ideas of the _____.

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Networks exist in all social groups.

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Kin-based groups are found in all human societies.

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People who link two networks together (at a structural hole) tend to have more influence than people located in only one network.

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