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13 Study Guide Test - Politics & SocietyVersión en línea 13 Study Guide Test - Politics & Society por Lance Hiles A D E F G I L M O P R S T U W Contains A We should explore two competing economic models that sprung up during the industrial revolution. 1) Communism is a system in which all natural resources and means of production are _____ owned. Starts with D Power is what our old friend Max Weber defined as the ability to achieve _____ _____ over the objections of others. Weber considered a government's power to be coercive, or it’s backed by the threat of force. Contains E Democracy is a political system that gives power to the _____ , & it tends to be backed by rational-legal authority. Per Weber, [same] & rational-legal authority emerged with rationalization. Starts with F Monarchy is a political system in which power is legitimized by traditional authority and held by a single _____ . This is most obvious in feudal European, when the Divine Right of Kings was ordained by God. Contains G Weber, variations of power: 2) Another style of power is known as rational-legal authority, or power legitimized by _____ enacted rules and regulations. This is the power behind the US Constitution. Starts with I Ours is the time of the information revolution. Technology has shifted human labor from a manufacturing-based economy to a service-based economy, the production of _____ rather than goods. Computers are beginning to replace many jobs. Starts with L Weber, variations of power: 1) Traditional authority is power that’s legitimized by respect for ____-____ cultural patterns and beliefs. Contains M Politics is the major social institution by which society organizes _____-_____ and distributes power and resources. Contains O We should explore two competing economic models that sprung up during the industrial revolution. 2) with socialism, the means of production are under collective ownership. Property is owned by the _____ . Starts with P Weber, variations of power: 3) Charismatic authority is power legitimized by the extraordinary _____ qualities of a leader. Jesus of Nazareth, Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, etc. Contains R Monarchy relies on traditional authority, but totalitarianism is a centralized political system that regulates people’s lives, & it has the same affinities for _____-_____ authority that democracy does. Starts with S In any economy, production is split into three sectors: tertiary sector is the part of the economy that involves _____ rather than goods. Doing things, rather than making things. Starts with T The economy is really made of people, but it is also the social institution that organizes all production, consumption, and _____ of _____ in a society. Contains U In any economy, production is split into three sectors: secondary sector takes raw materials and transforms them into _____ goods. Someone in the primary sector extracts oil and someone in the secondary sector refines the oil into gasoline. Contains W In any economy, production is split into three sectors. 1) primary sector extracts _____ _____ from natural environments. So workers like farmers or miners would fit well here.

13 Study Guide Test - Politics & SocietyVersión en línea

13 Study Guide Test - Politics & Society

por Lance Hiles

Contains A

We should explore two competing economic models that sprung up during the industrial revolution. 1) Communism is a system in which all natural resources and means of production are _____ owned.

Starts with D

Power is what our old friend Max Weber defined as the ability to achieve _ _ over the objections of others. Weber considered a government's power to be coercive, or it’s backed by the threat of force.

Contains E

Democracy is a political system that gives power to the _____ , & it tends to be backed by rational-legal authority. Per Weber, [same] & rational-legal authority emerged with rationalization.

Starts with F

Monarchy is a political system in which power is legitimized by traditional authority and held by a single _____ . This is most obvious in feudal European, when the Divine Right of Kings was ordained by God.

Contains G

Weber, variations of power: 2) Another style of power is known as rational-legal authority, or power legitimized by _____ enacted rules and regulations. This is the power behind the US Constitution.

Starts with I

Ours is the time of the information revolution. Technology has shifted human labor from a manufacturing-based economy to a service-based economy, the production of _____ rather than goods. Computers are beginning to replace many jobs.

Starts with L

Weber, variations of power: 1) Traditional authority is power that’s legitimized by respect for - cultural patterns and beliefs.

Contains M

Politics is the major social institution by which society organizes _-_ and distributes power and resources.

Contains O

We should explore two competing economic models that sprung up during the industrial revolution. 2) with socialism, the means of production are under collective ownership. Property is owned by the _____ .

Starts with P

Weber, variations of power: 3) Charismatic authority is power legitimized by the extraordinary _____ qualities of a leader. Jesus of Nazareth, Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, etc.

Contains R

Monarchy relies on traditional authority, but totalitarianism is a centralized political system that regulates people’s lives, & it has the same affinities for _-_ authority that democracy does.

Starts with S

In any economy, production is split into three sectors: tertiary sector is the part of the economy that involves _____ rather than goods. Doing things, rather than making things.

Starts with T

The economy is really made of people, but it is also the social institution that organizes all production, consumption, and _ of _ in a society.

Contains U

In any economy, production is split into three sectors: secondary sector takes raw materials and transforms them into _____ goods. Someone in the primary sector extracts oil and someone in the secondary sector refines the oil into gasoline.

Contains W

In any economy, production is split into three sectors. 1) primary sector extracts _ _ from natural environments. So workers like farmers or miners would fit well here.

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13 Study Guide Test - Politics & SocietyVersión en línea

por Lance Hiles

Contains A

We should explore two competing economic models that sprung up during the industrial revolution. 1) Communism is a system in which all natural resources and means of production are _____ owned.

Starts with D

Power is what our old friend Max Weber defined as the ability to achieve _____ _____ over the objections of others. Weber considered a government's power to be coercive, or it’s backed by the threat of force.

Contains E

Democracy is a political system that gives power to the _____ , & it tends to be backed by rational-legal authority. Per Weber, [same] & rational-legal authority emerged with rationalization.

Starts with F

Monarchy is a political system in which power is legitimized by traditional authority and held by a single _____ . This is most obvious in feudal European, when the Divine Right of Kings was ordained by God.

Contains G

Weber, variations of power: 2) Another style of power is known as rational-legal authority, or power legitimized by _____ enacted rules and regulations. This is the power behind the US Constitution.

Starts with I

Ours is the time of the information revolution. Technology has shifted human labor from a manufacturing-based economy to a service-based economy, the production of _____ rather than goods. Computers are beginning to replace many jobs.

Starts with L

Weber, variations of power: 1) Traditional authority is power that’s legitimized by respect for ____-____ cultural patterns and beliefs.

Contains M

Politics is the major social institution by which society organizes _____-_____ and distributes power and resources.

Contains O

We should explore two competing economic models that sprung up during the industrial revolution. 2) with socialism, the means of production are under collective ownership. Property is owned by the _____ .

Starts with P

Weber, variations of power: 3) Charismatic authority is power legitimized by the extraordinary _____ qualities of a leader. Jesus of Nazareth, Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, etc.

Contains R

Monarchy relies on traditional authority, but totalitarianism is a centralized political system that regulates people’s lives, & it has the same affinities for _____-_____ authority that democracy does.

Starts with S

In any economy, production is split into three sectors: tertiary sector is the part of the economy that involves _____ rather than goods. Doing things, rather than making things.

Starts with T

The economy is really made of people, but it is also the social institution that organizes all production, consumption, and _____ of _____ in a society.

Contains U

In any economy, production is split into three sectors: secondary sector takes raw materials and transforms them into _____ goods. Someone in the primary sector extracts oil and someone in the secondary sector refines the oil into gasoline.

Contains W

In any economy, production is split into three sectors. 1) primary sector extracts _____ _____ from natural environments. So workers like farmers or miners would fit well here.

Power is what our old friend Max Weber defined as the ability to achieve _ _ over the objections of others. Weber considered a government's power to be coercive, or it’s backed by the threat of force.

Weber, variations of power: 1) Traditional authority is power that’s legitimized by respect for - cultural patterns and beliefs.

Politics is the major social institution by which society organizes _-_ and distributes power and resources.

Monarchy relies on traditional authority, but totalitarianism is a centralized political system that regulates people’s lives, & it has the same affinities for _-_ authority that democracy does.

The economy is really made of people, but it is also the social institution that organizes all production, consumption, and _ of _ in a society.

In any economy, production is split into three sectors. 1) primary sector extracts _ _ from natural environments. So workers like farmers or miners would fit well here.