How Is the Study of Culture Different for Sociologists Than

question 59

Multiple Choice

How is the study of culture different for sociologists than for anthropologists?

• A) Sociologists usually study a culture they belong to.
• B) Anthropologists only study industrial societies.
• C) Sociologists always use surveys.
• D) Sociologists never "other" the group they are studying.
• E) Anthropologists only study societies from the past.

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Definitions:

Industrial Revolution

A period of major industrialization and technological innovation during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, leading to profound changes in society.

World Growth Rate

The annual percentage increase in the global gross domestic product (GDP), reflecting the overall health and economic activity of the world.

Industrial Revolution

marks the period of major industrialization that took place during the late 1700s and early 1800s, significantly transforming economies and societies through the adoption of new manufacturing processes and technologies.

American Workers

Refers to individuals in the United States engaged in various forms of employment, contributing to the country's labor force and economy.