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C) at the University of Chicago
D) at Yale University
Political ideology presupposes the structure of society based on the principles of collectivism, social equality and social justice
A) democracy
B) Communism
C) neoconservatism
D) liberalism
E) radicalism
Which of the following best describes sociology as a subject?
A) The study of individual behavior
B) The study of cultures
C) The study of society and social interaction
D) The study of economics
E) The study of history
Which of the following was a topic of study in early sociology?
A) Astrology
B) Economics
C) Physics
D) History
E) Math
Which of political thinkers called his work “Leviathan”?
A) W. Montesquieu
B) A de Tocqueville
C) Aristotle
D) T. Hobbes
E) Machiavelli
Form of government where a few best people hold all power
A) aristocracy
B) democracy
C) ochlocracy
D) oligarchy
E) theocracy
Kazakhstan’s region executive bodies called as
A) Maslikhats
B) Akimats
C) Municipalities
D) Governorates
E) Courts
Which founder of sociology believed societies changed due to class struggle?
A) Emile Comte
B) Karl Marx
C) Plato
D) Herbert Spencer
E) Nikola Machiavelli
9. French sociologist Emile Durkheim observed that rapid social change and a more specialized division of labor produce strain in society; these strains lead to a breakdown in traditional organization, values, and authority and to a dramatic increase in________
A) anomie.
B) social disorganization.
C) social solidarity.
D) cultural conflict.
E) Social statics
10. Group of people who are professionally engaged in the management and implementation of the political decisions:
A) aristocracy
B) gerontocracy
C) autocracy
D) interest groups
E) bureaucracy
1. A(n) __________ analysis examines whole societies, large-scale social structures, and social systems instead of looking at important social dynamics in individuals’ lives.
A) macrolevel
B) microlevel
C) interactionist
D) developmental
E) interactionist
2. The form of government when legislative, executive and judicial power concentrated in the monarch hands:
A) Fascism
B) despotism
C) absolutism
D) absenteeism
E) constitutional monarchy
3. Rich minority:
A) the aristocracy
B) absenteeism
C) anarchy
D) oligarchy
E) bureaucracy
4. The world’s __________ countries are nations with industrializing economies, particularly in urban areas, and moderate levels of national and personal income.
A) middle-income
B) low-income
C) subordinate-income
D) no-income
E) high-income
5. Political Institute, performs executive functions:
A) Party
B) Institute of Internal Policy
C) Government
D) the court
E) Parliament
6. One of the fundamental principles of a legal state:
A) Separation of powers
B) President
C) Parliamentarism
D) the court
E) conformism
7. The form of state where all the highest governmental bodies are elected:
A) Confederation
B) a unitary state
C) Federation
D) Republic
E) monarchy
8. Auguste Comte described the Law of the three stages: he believed that knowledge began in the __________—explanations were based on religion and the supernatural, and kinship was the most prominent unit of society.
A) theological stage
B) metaphysical stage
C) scientific stage
D) positive stage
E) negative stage
9. Political regime, characterized by a monopoly’s power of person, group or party:
A) liberalism
B) anarchism
C) ochlocracy
D) democracy
E) authoritarianism
10. According to Max Weber, __________ is the ability of a person within a social relationship to carry out his or her own will despite resistance from others.
A) authority
B) power
C) obedience
D) compliance
E) religious
An organizational principle of a political system, emphasizing both vertical power-sharing across different levels of governance (centre-region) and, at the same time, the integration of different territorial and socio-economic units, cultural and ethnic groups in one single country.
A) Confederation
B) Federation
C) a unitary state
D) Republic
E) monarchy
2. According to __________ Theory of General Evolution, society, like a biological organism, has various interdependent parts (such as the family, the economy, and the government) that work to ensure the stability and survival of the entire society.
A) Auguste Comte’s
B) Emile Durkheim’s
C) Charles Darwin’s
D) Herbert Spencer’s
E) Karl Marks
A) the scope of relations connected with the power
B) sphere of material production and exchange
C) the scope of the legal relationship
D) sphere of social relations
E) the scope of economic relations
D) theocratic
E) authoritarian
A) genocide of the small nations
B) patriotism
C) the development of the national economy
D) immigrants deportation
E) internationalism in relations between nations and peoples
7. A sociologist defines society as a group of people who reside in a defined area, share a culture, and who:
A) interact
B) work in the same industry
C) speak different languages
D) practice a recognized religion
E) have the same position
D) high-income
E) no-income
1. According to Auguste Comte, societies contain __________, forces for conflict and change.
A) social statics
B) social functions
C) social dynamics
D) social choices
E) social impute
A) the level of political freedoms
B) the level of political socialization
C) using a proportional system
D) the level of use of political myths
E) the presence of territory
7. Auguste Comte described the Law of the three stages: he believed that knowledge moved to the __________—explanations were based on abstract philosophical speculations, and the state ) becomes the prominent social unit.
A) negative stage
B) positive stage
C) theological stage
D) metaphysical stage
E) scientific stage
8. According to T. Hobbes theory absolute sovereignty is:
A) identity
B) State
C) people
D) elite
E) party
9. Characteristic of an authoritarian regime is:
A) lack of political opposition
B) planned economy
C) political freedom
D) developed civil society
E) decentralization , legal state
10. The nations of Eastern Europe and many Latin American countries are examples of __________ countries.
A) subordinate-income
B) high-income
C) middle-income
D) low-income
E) no-income
E) Soviet
2. What kind of ideology has this description: the freedom of the individual as a guarantor of private property and freedom of action, the principle of the free market and competition:
A) social - democratic and socialist
B) liberal and liberal - democratic
C) Communist and radical leftist
D) conservative
E) fascist
3. From Marx’s viewpoint, the __________ is composed of those who must sell their labor because they have no other means to earn a livelihood.
A) bourgeoisie
B) lower class
C) proletariat
D) agricultures
E) none of the above
A) Presidential Republic
B) Parliamentary Republic
C) Assembly
D) Constitutional monarchy
E) Parliamentary monarchy
D) economic
E) power
7. Which type of the political regime is characterized by strong centralization, the planned economy, lack of opposition, the desire for complete subordination of political institutions:
A) totalitarian
B) democratic
C) authoritarian
D) monarchic
E) theocratic
C) Urbanization
D) Future shock
E) Socialization
A) in 1995
B) in 1993
C) to 1998
D) in 1994
E) in 1996
D) proletariat
E) lower class
4. Form of government, where administrative- territorial unites do not have political independence:
A) Unitary state
B) Confederation
C) Republic
D) Federation
E) Coalition
5. Kazakhstan is:
A) monarchy
B) Republic
C) theocracy
D) Federation
E) anarchy
C) Herbert Spencer
D) Emile Durkheim
E) Machiavelli
A) a totalitarian regime
B) democracy regime
C) authoritarianism regime
D) dictator regime
E) oligarchy regime
D) the Majilis and the Senate
E) The Federation Council and Duma
D) Industrialization
E) Acculturation
D) Race, Ethnicity
E) Social group, lobby
6. Political science is ... ?
A) the science of power and the state
B) the science of education and upbringing
C) environmental science
D) the science of society
E) the science of culture
A) power
B) the law
C) civil society
D) interest
E) Culture
A) Class
B) Race
C) Economic position
D) Social location
E) Ethnicity
10. Italian Fascism, German National - Socialism and Stalinism are regime of …
A) ochlocracy
B) authoritarianism
C) democracy
D) monarchy
E) totalitarianism
1. Types of the Republic are:
A) unitary , federal, confederal
B) Presidential, parliamentary
C) democratic, authoritarian , totalitarian
D) the absolute , constitutional
E) democratic , parliamentary , unitary
2. French philosopher __________ is credited with having coined the term sociology to describe a new science that would engage in the study of society.
A) Max Weber
B) Herbert Spencer
C) Emile Durkheim
D) Auguste Comte
E) Karl Marks
3. Group occupies a privileged position in society, has the power and opportunity to influence the society:
A) political leadership
B) pressure group
C) interest groups
D) Political elite
E) marginal
C) one-party
D) multiparty
E) Tow plus half
5. Notions of femininity and masculinity are social expectations associated with one’s _________.
A) gender
B) ethnicity
C) biology
D) sociobiology
E) race
6. The type of ideology characterize as: tradition, religion, authority, natural inequality of people, interests of the state and nation is superior to the detriment of the interests of individuals or social groups:
A) social - democratic
B) conservative
C) the radical Left
D) Communist
E) fascist
7. The types of the majority system are:
A) an absolute, a relative
B) proportional, disproportionate
C) proportional, absolute
D) the liberal , democratic
E) equal, free
8. Any set of rules whereby the votes of citizens determine the selection of executives and\or legislators.
A) parliamentary system
B) political system
C) the party system
D) the electoral system
E) political process
9. Seeing patterns means that a sociologist needs to be able to:
A) compare the behavior of individuals from different societies
B) compare one company to another
C) identify similarities in how social groups respond to social pressure
D) compare party to groups
E) compare different countries
A) Group of interest
B) Mass-media
C) Aristocracy
D) Oligarchy
E) Monarchy
A) bourgeoisie
B) lower class
C) proletariat
D) bureaucrats
E) agricultures
6. Three types of leaders according to Max Weber’s theory there are:
A) transactional, transformational, emotional
B) democratic, authoritarian, totalitarian
C) liberal, charismatic, traditional
D) intellectual, reform, revolutionary
E) opinion, party, legislative
7. According to Plato the ideal form of the state is….
A) anarchy
B) democracy
C) oligarchy
D) timocracy
E) the aristocracy
8. The main political work of Machiavelli is…
A) “The Prince”
B) "The Emperor"
C) "State"
D) "Policy"
E) “Leviathan”
This German economist and philosopher stressed that history is a continuous clash between conflicting ideas and forces. He believed that class conflict is necessary in order to produce social change and a better society.
A) Frederick Schmidt
B) Emile Durkheim
C) Auguste Comte’s
D) Max Weber
E) Karl Marx
C) anarchism
D) monarchism
E) communism
3. The __________ are the tools, land, factories, and money for investment that form the
A) economic basis of a society.
B) means of production
C) instruments of capitalism
D) trappings of the bourgeoisie
E) factory system
4. Unlike many early analysts, who believed that values could not be separated from the research process, German social scientist__________ emphasized that sociology should be value-free research should be conducted in a scientific manner and should exclude the researcher’s personal values and economic interests.
A) Emile Durkheim
B) Max Weber
C) Karl Marx
D) Herbert Spencer
E) Machiavelli
B) Karl Marx
C) Erving Goffmann
D) George Herbert Mead
E) Nikola Machiavelli
6. Studying Sociology helps people analyze data because they learn:
A) interview techniques
B) to apply statistics
C) to generate theories
D) all of the above
E) no one
7. A __________ is a popular but false notion that may be used, either intentionally or unintentionally, to perpetuate certain beliefs or "theories" even in the light of conclusive evidence to the contrary.
A) myth
B) false consciousness
C) stereotypes
D) philosophical contradiction
E) facts
8. A system of selecting policymakers and organizing government, policy represents the public's preferences (Equality in voting, citizen control of the agenda)
A) Totalitarianism
B) Authoritarianism
C) Anarchism
D) Democracy
E) Dictator
9. Many low-income nations are:
A) agrarian
B) industrial
C) post-industrial
D) post-modern
E) modern
A) Constitution
B) Declaration
C) Protocol
D) International agreement
E) Civil rights
B) microlevel
C) functionalist
D) developmental
E) interactionist
5. Auguste Comte described the Law of the three stages: he believed that knowledge would reach the __________—explanations were based on systematic observation, experimentation, comparison, and historical analysis; and industry became the prominent structural unit in society.
A) scientific stage
B) theological stage
C) metaphysical stage
D) biological stage
E) negative stage
6. _____________ are patterned ways of acting, thinking, and feeling that exist outside any one individual but that exert social control over each person.
A) Social networks
B) Social gatherings
C) Social bondings
D) Social facts
E) Social statics
A) Liberalism
B) Conservatism
C) Communism
D) Anarchism
E) Socialism
D) USA
E) Italy
9. A __________ is a large social grouping that shares the same geographical territory and is subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations.
A) culture
B) society
C) nation
D) country
E) family
A) Election of the executive branch
B) Election of the legislature
C) The court system
D) Extent of government power
E) The amount of freedom citizens have
1. A monarchy is:
A) rule by court
B) rule by a dictator
C) rule by a president, not a king
D) rule by a king
E) rule by people
2. A note left at the scene of a suicide expressed the victim’s concern that he felt little sense of moral guidance. He indicated that he was uncertain about what was right or wrong in today’s world. Using Emile Durkheim’s theory, sociologists might conclude that the suicide victim was feeling:
A) anomie
B) alienation
C) altruism
D) assimilation
E) acculturation
3. The United States is a _______ government.
A) anarchy
B) unitary
C) absolute
D) monarchy
E) federal
4. Democracy means rule by:
A) the wealthy
B) God
C) the best
D) the people
E) oligarchy
5. Widespread unemployment and massive, nationwide consumer debt are examples of:
A) cultural issues
B) social issue
C) non-public issues
D) psychological difficulties
E) behavioral trouble
6. The world’s __________ countries are nations with highly industrialized economies; technologically advanced industrial, administrative, and service occupations; and relatively high levels of national and personal income.
A) high-income
B) middle-income
C) low-income
D) subordinate-income
E) no-income
A) Social Darwinism
B) Social eugenics
C) Social statics
D) Social facts
E) Social life
8. What does "polis" mean?
A) power of people
B) the Greek word meaning "city-state"
C) central state
D) the Latin word meaning “government”
E) the Arab word meaning “earth”
B) Emile Durkheim
C) Karl Marx
D) Max Weber
E) Auguste Comte’s
A) totalitarianism
B) democracy
C) authoritarianism
D) dictator
E) oligarchy
C) at the University of Chicago
D) at Yale University
Political ideology presupposes the structure of society based on the principles of collectivism, social equality and social justice
A) democracy
B) Communism
C) neoconservatism
D) liberalism
E) radicalism
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