In global perspective, the crude birth rate of high-income nations such as the United States is ________

Native Americans gained the right to U.S. citizenship in ________

Following mass-society theory, the key problem of living in a modern society is ________

For Weber, preindustrial societies are characterized by a focus on ________

Which of the following would you expect to be the least stable type of religious organizations?

Looking back over U.S. history, we see a general trend by which women ________

The problem of functional illiteracy means that ________

Ferdinand Tönnies described modernity as the loss of ________

Moving on has always been an important part of the experience of U.S. society. Remembering the map in the chapter, in which part of the country are there an especially large share of households that stay put, where people in a family have lived for thirty years or more?

The Kaiapo of Brazil’s rain forest and the Hog Hammock community off the coast of Georgia show us that ________