A Problem with Organising and Presenting Theories Chronologically Is That

question 9

Multiple Choice

A problem with organising and presenting theories chronologically is that:

• A)it is better to arrange them by subject
• B)although phrases might flow chronologically, they do not always flow logically
• C)two theories may not relate to one another
• D)only one theory about a topic can be true

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Definitions:

Race

A sociopolitical construct that categorizes and differentiates people based on physical characteristics, such as skin color, often leading to systemic inequalities and discrimination.

Spatially Fixed Nations

The concept that nation-states occupy specific and unchangeable territories, defined by clear geographical boundaries.

Juggernaut

A massive, inexorable force, movement, or object that crushes whatever is in its path, often used to describe powerful social or economic entities.

Cosmopolitanism

The ideology or disposition that all human beings belong to a single global community, with an emphasis on moral and cultural openness to diversity and an understanding across different societies.