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What typically happens to authorities as societies industrialize? -Charismatic authority increases. -Traditional authority increases. -Rational-legal authority declines. -Traditional authority declines. - Answer Traditional authority declines. Families that rule a nation for many generations are typically supported by which of the following types of authority? -rational-legal authority -charismatic authority -traditional authority -bureaucratic authority - Answer traditional authority Which of the following most accurately describes an authoritarian political system? -a political system that gives power to the people as a whole -a highly centralized political system that extensively regulates all aspects of people's lives -a political system that allows its citizens to hold elections for political leaders -a political system that does not allow its citizens to have any voice in government - Answer a political system that does not allow its citizens to have any voice in government At which point in history did the United States have the largest welfare state? -about the time of the Civil War -during colonial times -today -about the time of World War I - Answer today A visitor to Muncie, Indiana, may see not only Ball State University but also the Ball family's name on local businesses such as a bank, hospital. and barber shop. Which political model does this evidence support?

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Introduction to Sociology (17th edition)
Chapter 18 Quiz and Answers.
What typically happens to authorities as societies industrialize?



-Charismatic authority increases.

-Traditional authority increases.

-Rational-legal authority declines.

-Traditional authority declines. - Answer Traditional authority declines.



Families that rule a nation for many generations are typically supported by which of the
following types of authority?



-rational-legal authority

-charismatic authority

-traditional authority

-bureaucratic authority - Answer traditional authority



Which of the following most accurately describes an authoritarian political system?



-a political system that gives power to the people as a whole

-a highly centralized political system that extensively regulates all aspects of people's lives

-a political system that allows its citizens to hold elections for political leaders

-a political system that does not allow its citizens to have any voice in government - Answer a
political system that does not allow its citizens to have any voice in government



At which point in history did the United States have the largest welfare state?



-about the time of the Civil War

-during colonial times

-today

-about the time of World War I - Answer today



A visitor to Muncie, Indiana, may see not only Ball State University but also the Ball family's
name on local businesses such as a bank, hospital. and barber shop. Which political model does
this evidence support?

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