Option A: Processes of historical change are a reflection of the economic development of a society
Option B: Processes of economic change are based in history
Option C: Processes of historical change are based in class war
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Processes of historical change are a reflection of the economic development of a society ✔
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Option A: The change in the economic base of a society leads to the change in superstructure
Option B: The change in superstructure leads to the change in the economic base of a society
Option C: Both a and b
Option D: Neither a nor b
Correct Answer: The change in the economic base of a society leads to the change in superstructure ✔
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Option A: There are two types of world systems: world-empires and world-economies
Option B: The modern world system is a world economy
Option C: The world system has a core, semi-periphery and periphery
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: it comes out of a barrel of a gun
Option B: it is mixture of coercion and consent
Option C: it is purely economic
Option D: it is purely economic
Correct Answer: it is mixture of coercion and consent ✔
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Option A: Hegemony is a product of the lack of class conflict
Option B: That consent for a particular social and political system was produced and reproduced through the
Option C: Both a and b
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: That consent for a particular social and political system was produced and reproduced through the ✔
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Option A: A reconciliation with power
Option B: Humanity gaining power over nature
Option C: A reconciliation with nature
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: A reconciliation with nature ✔
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Option A: Critical theory attempts to challenge power
Option B: Critical theory accepts the parameters of the present order and critiques it within those parameters
Option C: Critical theory attempts to challenge the prevailing order by seeking out social processes that could lead to emancipatory change
Option D: Critical theory accepts the parameters of the present order and helps legitimate and unjust system
Correct Answer: Critical theory attempts to challenge the prevailing order by seeking out social processes that could lead to emancipatory change ✔
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Option A: The social basis and nature of authoritarianism
Option B: The structure the family
Option C: The concepts of reason and rationality
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: that Realism is a historical in its account of international relations
Option B: that the theory of anarchy is contained within Marx’s analysis of capitalism (anarchy is a key feature of capitalist production)
Option C: historical change in world politics can be understood as a reflection of transformations in the prevailing relations of production
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: an anomaly in the history of the development of capitalism
Option B: a part of long-term trends in the development of capitalism
Option C: something to be prevented
Option D: none of the above
Correct Answer: a part of long-term trends in the development of capitalism ✔
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