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Duplicate of Chapter 10: Social Institutions
Duplicate of Chapter 10: Social Institutions
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Arthur does not leave his house each morning until after he puts on his chain with the Star of David on it. This is
extrinsic religiosity.
intrinsic religiosity.
intrinsic spirituality.
extrinsic spirituality.
2
The ability to impose one’s will on others is called
the government.
politics.
power.
authoritarianism.
3
The largest religious group in the United States is Catholic.
False
True
4
The ability to impose one’s will on others is called
power.
the government.
politics.
authoritarianism.
5
Schooling began to expand in the United States in the __________ century.
eighteenth
nineteenth
twentieth
twenty-first
6
The ability to impose one’s will on others is called
authoritarianism.
power.
politics.
the government.
7
Charter schools are public schools run by private entities to give parents more control over their children’s education.
True
False
8
Charter schools are public schools run by private entities to give parents more control over their children’s education.
True
False
9
Social institutions are paradoxical for sociologists because
they impact our everyday interactions &our interactions also impact them.
our everyday interactions help to construct social institutions.
they function at the macro level to shape our everyday interactions.
10
The largest religious group in the United States is Catholic.
False
True
11
The placement of students into different educational programs such as remedial classes or college-prep classes is called
simulacrum.
intrinsic education.
tracking.
the hidden curriculum.
12
Arthur does not leave his house each morning until after he puts on his chain with the Star of David on it. This is
intrinsic religiosity.
extrinsic religiosity.
extrinsic spirituality.
intrinsic spirituality.
13
The ability to impose one’s will on others is called
the government.
power.
authoritarianism.
politics.
14
The placement of students into different educational programs such as remedial classes or college-prep classes is called
tracking.
simulacrum.
the hidden curriculum.
intrinsic education.
15
Social institutions are paradoxical for sociologists because
they impact our everyday interactions &our interactions also impact them.
they function at the macro level to shape our everyday interactions.
our everyday interactions help to construct social institutions.