The Industrial Revolution______________?

A. Began in england in the 1800s
B. Is already finished
C. Caused few sociocultural changes
D. None of the above

ocial change must be analyzed in terms of________________?

A. Stability and efficiency
B. Statics and dynamics
C. Backward and forward progress
D. If it is good for the people

As a result of social change some members of society_______________?

A. Play new roles
B. Occupy new statuses
C. Become social climbers
D. Take on both new statuses and new roles

Reform movements________________?

A. Are always progressive
B. May be reactionary or progressive
C. Are equally successful in all types of societies
D. Have brought about both communism and fascism

The processes of cultural change include______________?

A. Conservatism and reactionism
B. Innovation and invention
C. Conformity and obedience
D. Nationalism and patriotism

Overpopulation is a problem worldwide but only in relation to________________?

A. Demography
B. Poor contraception
C. Population density
D. Political organization

The number of births in a population in relation to every 1000 women of childbearing age in a year is called the________________?

A. Birthrate
B. Fertility rate
C. Population pyramid
D. Population growth rate

Which subject is NOT studied by demography ?

A. Birthrates death rates sex rates
B. Age groups marriage incidence divorce frequency
C. Human mobility
D. Rock forming land shaping soil forming

Demographers believe that_______________?

A. The demographic transition represents a general pattern
B. Western societies are doomed to extinction
C. The underdeveloped nations must increase their birthrate
D. Population grows in inverse proportion to food production

Birthrates________________?

A. Generally correspond to population density
B. Are low in western europe and japan
C. Are high in arabia and interior african
D. Are low both in western europe and japan and high in arabia and africa