A Person Who Travels on Foot Is Known as

question 20

Multiple Choice

A person who travels on foot is known as

• A)Pouching
• B)Way Tarer
• C)Cosmopolitan
• D)None of these

Grasp the concept and effects of industrialization and postindustrialization in society.

Understand and apply sociological perspectives to contemporary issues and personal self-identity.

Compare and contrast micro, macro, and global social structures.

Evaluate the impact of social institutions and cultural practices from different sociological perspectives.

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Definitions:

Right

A claim or entitlement justified by law, custom, or morality.

Duty

What one ought to do, whether by virtue of his or her place or position in society (in Plato or Aristotle, for example) or by virtue of rational moral principles (as in Kant).

Obligation

A duty or commitment that one is bound to by law, promise, moral principles, or social custom.

Social Contract

A theory in political philosophy suggesting that the legitimacy of authority comes from an implicit agreement between the governing and the governed.