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What are the different ways in which state-enforced laws can be made?
What are the different ways in which state-enforced laws can be made?
- By a group legislature or by a single legislator
- By the executive through decrees and regulations
- Established by judges through precedent
- All of the above (correct)
Which of the following best describes law?
Which of the following best describes law?
- A subject of debate
- A form of art and justice
- A science
- A set of rules enforced by social or governmental institutions (correct)
Who can create legally binding contracts?
Who can create legally binding contracts?
- Both social and governmental institutions
- Only governmental institutions
- Only social institutions
- Only private individuals (correct)
What may influence the creation of laws?
What may influence the creation of laws?
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How do legal systems vary between jurisdictions?
How do legal systems vary between jurisdictions?
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Which of the following is the primary focus of sociology?
Which of the following is the primary focus of sociology?
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What does sociology use to develop knowledge about social order and social change?
What does sociology use to develop knowledge about social order and social change?
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What is the subject matter of sociology?
What is the subject matter of sociology?
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What are some traditional focuses of sociology?
What are some traditional focuses of sociology?
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What does sociology study at the micro-level?
What does sociology study at the micro-level?
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