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What is the etymological origin of the word 'social'?
What is the etymological origin of the word 'social'?
- Greek word for 'community'
- Latin word socii ('allies') (correct)
- Roman word for 'interaction'
- Italian word for 'cooperation'
According to Karl Marx, why do human beings need social cooperation and association?
According to Karl Marx, why do human beings need social cooperation and association?
- They are forced into it by societal norms
- They seek power and control through social interaction
- They have a natural tendency to be social
- They cannot survive and meet their needs otherwise (correct)
How does Max Weber define human action as 'social'?
How does Max Weber define human action as 'social'?
- If it is based on individualistic principles
- If it follows traditional cultural norms
- If it is influenced by political ideologies
- If it takes account of the behavior of others and is oriented by subjective meanings (correct)
What was the term 'socialism' directly related to in the 1830s?
What was the term 'socialism' directly related to in the 1830s?
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What were the Socii states in relation to the Roman Republic?
What were the Socii states in relation to the Roman Republic?
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