________ is different than the other major world religious traditions because it is not oriented around god but is oriented around man.

Demographically, the U.S. population over people over the age of sixty-five has increased more than ________ since 1900, compared to a mere tripling of both the total population and of the population under sixty-five years old.

According to the ________ theory, there are two rights of a sick person and two obligations. The sick person’s rights are: being exempt from normal social roles, and not being responsible for their condition. Conversely, the sick person’s obligations include trying to get well and cooperating with the medical professionals.

The best example of socialized medicine is in ________, where the National Health System (NHS) gives free healthcare to all its residents and has done so since the 1940s..

________ is discrimination based on age. Dr. Robert Butler coined the term in 1968, noting that these stereotypes exists in all cultures.

________ requires states to test students in designated grades. The results of those tests determine eligibility to receive federal funding. Schools that do not meet the standards set, run the risk of having their funding cut.

One of the cornerstones of the religion ________ is a pilgrimage to the religion’s most sacred place, Mecca.

________ is based on a teacher and his lessons, which were about self-discipline, respect for authority and tradition, and the kind treatment of every person.

Research has established that marriages enter their most stressful phase

According to functionalism, in addition to preparing students to function in society, another role of schools is that of