The group’s __________ leader serves to reduce conflict.

The term “capital punishment” refers to __________.

Pansy is able to use deductive reasoning. She can appropriately define constructs like freedom and justice. She can devise a plan based on several possible solutions. She understands the difference between fantasy and reality. She sometimes irritates her parents and teachers by taking opinions or attitude that are contrary to these authority figures. Her understanding of mathematical and scientific principles has increased. You would expect she is in which of Piaget’s stages?  

The system of separating racial-ethnic groups that was practiced in South Africa was called __________.

Dewayne, 19 months, is a very bright child who is responsive to his parents and to his grandmother who lives with his family. The child walked early and has an impressive receptive vocabulary. His older brothers, 8 and 10 are charmed with their little brother and play with him regularly. Wayne has developed a sense of object permanence, he realizes when his toy trucks are hidden under a blanket that they are not “gone.”  The child has a sense that objects take up space and that one thing follows another. He also is aware of the concept of causality, actions have specific consequences. For instance, when he pulls his dog, Milly’s ears, she runs away. Wayne no longer pulls the dogs ears. Piaget indicates that this child is in which stage of Sensory Motor Development?

In the image, what does the stratigraphic section depict?

According to Hirschi, if our bonds with society are __________, our inner controls will be __________.

The mantle is dominantly composed of:

The system of separating racial-ethnic groups that was practiced in South Africa was called __________.

Area E on the diagram would be: