Final Test Review - Introduction

A period in history or a type of society characterised by the use of advanced technology, belief in science, innovation, and economic progress is referred to as:

• Modernity

• Social change

• Social identity

• Traditional society

The ability to direct or influence the behaviour of others is known as:

• Power

• Culture

• Social structure

• Resistance

What term describes the way of life of a particular group or society?

• Culture

• Social change

• Social structure

• Power

The transition from one form of social arrangement, or type of society, to another is called:

• Social identity

• Traditional society

• Opportunity

• Social change

The processes through which people learn about the norms, rules, and laws of society are called:

• Social structure

• Culture

• Socialisation

• Development

What term describes a person's sense of who they are based on their group membership?

• Social control

• Social identity

• Power

• Social change

What term refers to individual or group opposition to social control?

• Socialisation

• Resistance

• Social structure

• Culture

The power people have to think for themselves and act in ways that shape their experiences and way of life is known as:

• Culture

• Social change

• Social identity

• Human agency

A type of society based on an agricultural economy where behaviour is regulated by largely unchanging customs and beliefs is called:

• Social identity

• Traditional society

• Culture

• Social structure

What is used to describe the number of desirable options available to an individual or group in a particular society?

• Opportunity

• Social change

• Modernity

• Power