A. eliminated social classes
B. made all social classes equal
C. created a class of industrial workers
D. none of the above
Related Mcqs:
- In industrial societies consumption ?
A. must always be limited
B. maintains and fuels demand
C. is not a factor
D. is viewed unfavorably - Which economic orientations govern Western industrial societies ?
A. Tradition
B. Command
C. Free Market
D. BOTH market and command - With the shift from family capitalism to industrial capitalism the important unit became the_______________?
A. corporation
B. government
C. commune
D. union - Craft unions differed from industrial unions in that they______________?
A. Welcomed minorities
B. Were socialist
C. Were horizontally organized
D. All of the above - The Industrial Revolution was based on_______________?
A. the invention of basic machines
B. the discovery of new material
C. new sources power
D. all of the above - The urban trends resulting from the industrial Revolution include_________________?
A. strengthening primary ties
B. a return to Biblical religions
C. homogeneous population
D. reduced family size - The nuclear family is characteristic of industrial societies because______________?
A. most functions are better performed in secondary groups
B. geographic and social mobility are common in industrial societies
C. ascribed status is more important in industrial societies
D. a large family means more hands to work - What kind of individual is valued in industrial and postindustrial societies ?
A. the nonproductive member of an underclass
B. the nonproductive elderly
C. the technically sophisticated and well-educated individual
D. the manual worker - The Industrial Revolution______________?
A. began in England in the 1800s
B. is already finished
C. caused few sociocultural changes
D. none of the above - What kind of individual is valued in industrial and postindustrial societies ?
A. a highly educated intellectual
B. manual workers
C. nonproductive citizens
D. the poor and alienated
