The concept of human inequality ?

A. is tolerated by religious ideologies
B. is incorporated in the ideology of democracy
C. underlies fascism
D. has been borrowed from the natural sciences

Related Mcqs:

Inequality has been explained as______________?
A. being part of the law of nature B. resulting from the struggle for goods and services in a society C. serving the needs of society D. all of the above...
The view that inequality is based on the corrupting and divisive actions of institutions is part of the ideology of_______________?
A. social Darwinism B. classical conservatism C. structural functionalism D. classical liberalism...
Global inequality is evident in_______________?
A. the size of families B. per capita C. the items rich countries throw out D. all of the above...
The conflict theory of inequality is based on the work of______________?
A. Charles Darwin B. Karl Marx C. Talcott Parsons D. Kingsley Davis...
There is inequality among the Siriono of Bolivia in that_________________?
A. the families of the best hunters are permitted to hoard food B. the elder females make all the group,s rules C. there is a priestly caste D. none of the above...
Structured inequality of gender roles_____________?
A. has been with humans from the dawn of culture B. began with hunting and gathering societies C. has its origins in agricultural communities? D. is peculiar to industrial societies...
A society’s economic system is largely determined by its concept of________________?
A. truth B. property C. happiness D. justice...
The concept of deviance refers to________________?
A. going in the wrong direction B. bad manners C. departure from social norms D. reversing one,s opinion...
Max Weber,s notion of life chances closely resembles the concept of________________?
A. social status B. personal power C. social power D. occupational prestige...
In the social sciences discrimination as a concept means_________________?
A. having good taste in art and music B. actions taken as a result of prejudicial feelings C. ability to discern the direction of social relations D. the physical ability to see in the dark...