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A2Soc/Beliefs/Social change & Fundamentalism
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AQA, A level, sociology, paper 2, beliefs in society, religion, social change, fundamentalism
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1
Calvinists love spending money on luxuries.
True
False
2
Capitalism happened as a result of the spread of Methodism according to Weber.
False
True
3
Fundamentalists make use of the internet and social media to spread their message.
False
True
4
Predestination determines which people are going to heaven and which are going to hell.
True
False
5
Martin Luther King is evidence to support religion as social change.
True
False
6
The name of Weber's book is "The Catholic Ethic and the Spirit of Communism".
False
True
7
fundamentalism is linked to globalisation according to postmodernists.
True
False
8
Fundamentalism shows that change can be backwards rather than forwards.
True
False
9
Islamic Fundamentalism is focused on trying to build bridges with western society.
False
True
10
Fundamentalists embrace religious pluralism.
False
True
11
Christian fundamentalists encourage the study of evolutionary theory in schools.
True
False
12
A theodicy of disprivilege is the belief that those who are poor on earth will be promised salvation.
False
True
13
Calvinists are a type of protestant Christian.
False
True
14
An example of a Christian fundamentalist group is the Westboro Baptist Church.
True
False
15
Resistance identities are an example of the response fundamentalists have to western influences.
False
True