The Sociological Significance of Early Development of Surplus and Trade

question 67

Multiple Choice

The sociological significance of early development of surplus and trade is that they ________.

• A) fostered social inequality
• B) established a new world order
• C) lowered prices
• D) eliminated primitive tribes

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Definitions:

Corpus Spongiosum

Erectile tissue surrounding the urethra in males, expanding during arousal to prevent urethra closure.

Corpus Cavernosum

Erectile tissue found in the penis and clitoris, which fills with blood to facilitate erection.

Testosterone Production

Testosterone Production involves the synthesis of testosterone, primarily in the testes in males and the ovaries in females, influencing secondary sexual characteristics and libido.

Anterior Pituitary

The front segment of the pituitary gland, secreting hormones that regulate various physiological processes.