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What is the etymological origin of the word 'social'?
What is the etymological origin of the word 'social'?
- Derived from the German word 'sozial' meaning 'community'
- Derived from the Latin word socii ('allies') (correct)
- Derived from the Greek word 'socius' meaning 'companion'
- Derived from the French word 'société' meaning 'society'
According to Karl Marx, how are human beings defined?
According to Karl Marx, how are human beings defined?
- Primarily independent and self-sufficient beings
- Instinctively solitary beings
- Mainly competitive and individualistic beings
- Intrinsically and necessarily social beings (correct)
What were the Socii states in relation to the Roman Republic?
What were the Socii states in relation to the Roman Republic?
- Historical allies of the Roman Republic (correct)
- Rebellious provinces of the Roman Republic
- Territories conquered by the Roman Republic
- Neutral states neighboring the Roman Republic
What does the term 'social' encompass, according to the text?
What does the term 'social' encompass, according to the text?
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How did Karl Marx view the social characteristics of human beings?
How did Karl Marx view the social characteristics of human beings?
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