The Belief That Shared Values Are Essential for Societies to Survive

question 115

Multiple Choice

The belief that shared values are essential for societies to survive would be representative of what theoretical perspective?

• A)conflict
• B)functionalist
• C)symbolic interactionist
• D)postmodern

Compare and contrast the approaches and successes of differing reform movements within the Progressive Era, such as middle-class vs. working-class progressives.

Understand the impacts of Progressive reforms on education and social sciences, reflecting shifts in societal and Progressive framings.

Analyze the strategies and impacts of political reforms pursued by Progressives, including the direct election of senators and antitrust legislation.

Discuss the implications of Progressive Era policies and ideologies on future American politics, social policies, and movements.

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Definitions:

Acceptance

Acceptance is the act of agreeing to receive or undertake something offered, or the recognition and approval of a situation or condition as it is.

Status

The current condition or situation of a project, person, or entity, often used to indicate progress or standing.

Self-actualization

The act of achieving or fulfilling one's capabilities and aspirations, seen as a natural motivator or requirement within each person.

Belonging

The feeling of being accepted and included in a group or community.