30 Questions
What was the first evidence of how men categorized roles through the division of labor?
Gathering plants and smaller prey
What emerged during the Neolithic Age as a main source of food along with agriculture?
Herding
What was essential in building less nomadic communities according to the text?
Cultivation of plants
During which age did humans start to cultivate more sustainable sources of food?
Neolithic Age
Which practice was NOT mentioned as a characteristic of the Neolithic Age development?
Hunter-gathering
What is described as the start of communal settlements according to the text?
Cultivation of plants
What is the main focus of the course 'Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship'?
Understanding the challenges of contemporary community life through social sciences
Which core values guide the community-action initiatives in the course?
Gender equality, participatory development, and solidarity
What is the goal of the course 'Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship'?
To enhance students' sense of shared identity and contribution to the common good
How does the course 'Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship' integrate applied social sciences?
Through community-action initiatives
Which educational level does the course 'Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship' target?
High school
What concept is NOT emphasized in the course 'Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship'?
Consumerism
What concept guides each decision within a free-market economy?
The visible hand
What is the term used to describe the idea of profit motivating market forces?
Profit-driven dynamics
Which branch of economics focuses on individual or household decision-making?
Microeconomics
What do workers often form in order to lobby for better working conditions and protect their rights?
Labor union
What is the primary role of religious institutions in society, according to the text?
Cultural preservation
What do institutions like religious institutions serve as reminders of, according to the text?
Spiritual values and mores
What is a core strength of social movements?
High mobility
What are common characteristics of social movements?
Informal and issue-based
Which movement advocated for LGBTQ rights and economic concerns?
Occupy movement
What did Rosa Parks resist in her activism?
Bus segregation
Which movement fought for women's right to vote in the United Kingdom?
Suffragettes
What is a key aspect of social movements' advocacies?
"Challenging the status quo"
What consequences will be faced by individuals who submit plagiarized work?
Zero points and possible disciplinary actions
What should students do when submitting their output?
Submit in-person or on Google Classroom
What will happen if submissions are late?
Deduction of two points for each day of late submission
When is the deadline for submission?
On or before a week when the assignment is given
How will student outputs be graded?
Based on the rubric provided
What action will be taken if a student's response to questions is unclear?
Partial points awarded
Explore key concepts in economics such as scarcity, supply and demand, free-market economy, and different branches of economics. Learn about the 'invisible hand' theory proposed by Adam Smith and the role of economic institutions.
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