A Follower of Confucius, Mencius Claimed What About Human Beings

question 32

Multiple Choice

A follower of Confucius, Mencius claimed what about human beings?

• A) That human nature is fundamentally good
• B) That people need to serve their rulers without question
• C) That people can never learn to recognize right from wrong
• D) That people should govern themselves

Differentiate between biological sex, gender identity, and sexuality, and understand how these concepts vary across cultures and individuals.

Understand the concerns and criticisms raised by different waves of feminism, particularly regarding the marginalization of certain groups.

Comprehend the concepts and criticisms of traditional masculinity and its impact on both men and society.

Recognize the significance of queer theory and the distinctions between sex, gender, and sexual orientation.

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Definitions:

Two-parent Families

Households where children live with both of their biological or adoptive parents, offering a family structure often associated with various social and economic advantages.

Single-parent Families

Households led by only one parent, who takes on the role of both caring for the children and providing for the family financially.

Latchkey Children

Children who return from school to an empty home because their parents or guardians are away at work and thus they carry keys to their homes.

Nuclear Families

A household unit composed of both parents and their offspring, residing together as one entity.