Class 12 Sociology Chapter 9 Globalisation And Social Change Quiz 1 (60 MCQs)

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1. What were some of the social movements influenced by Enlightenment ideas?
2. What is the Enlightenment?
3. Characterized by small-batch production, economies of scope (not scale), new information technologies, rise of the service and white-collar worker, and the feminization of the workforce.
4. Technology greatly influences human thought and action.
5. Based on the process, social change is divided into two, namely planned and unplanned changes. One of the causes of unplanned social change is .....
6. Why did many Americans move to the suburbs following WWII? (5.4.P)
7. Which statement best describes the Civil Rights Movement in South Carolina? (5.4.CC)
8. Which event led to the boycott of buses in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955? (5.4.CE)
9. ..... is the enemy of social order, and an extreme form of contestation. It challenge to the authority of a state. It relates at the broadest level to the basic definition of the state.
10. The new spinning and weaving machines destroyed the ..... industry of the Indian subcontinent with technological innovations in the textile industry in Britain.
11. What was Ford's business strategy?
12. Which of the following would NOT be an Enlightenment ideal?
13. ICT didn't affect everyday lives.
14. Several regions have implemented a "Samsat Keliling" program. This program is one of the efforts of the traffic unit (Satlantas) to improve motor vehicle tax services with a "ball pick-up" system. The program is categorized as a ..... change.
15. This is the mass production of consumer goods at a single site using the assembly line.
16. ..... refers to transformation in the structure of society to its institutions or the rules by which these institutions run.
17. What theory of social change believed that all parts of a society must be harmonious?
18. Who is one of the proponent of the Conflict Theory?
19. Video game players who play remotely with others are considered a .....
20. Members of a political party would be considered a .....
21. Members of a crowd develop a new norm to deal with an unconventional situation.
22. What did Voltaire criticize in his writings?
23. Youth rebellion is an example of ..... Culture.
24. This is when one or more of an individual's roles clash
25. ..... helps society to prevent, control and regulate social changes. It is needed for systematic functioning of society.
26. Which of these is an example of a technological change that has created a global community?
27. Which statement best describes how capitalism and communism are similar? (5.4.CO)
28. Socio-cultural changes in society can have both positive and negative impacts. Socio-cultural changes are considered to have a positive impact on society if .....
29. Social Darwinism, is a theory that emphasised the importance of ..... change.
30. During the mid-digital era majority of the population uses traditional cable services.
31. Factories or other aspects of industry or business are relocated to a pace that is cheaper to do business.
32. Which of these was a major reason for the rise of the modern Civil Rights era of the 1950s? (5.4.CC)
33. Which of the following was created to help veterans of World War II? (5.4.P)
34. After the Orde Baru government ended, Indonesia entered a period of reform. The change of government occurred quickly and affected the basics of people's life. This change is a form of ..... change.
35. Hiring outside suppliers to handle work that was once done in-house for higher costs.
36. The natural disaster that hit Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the Andaman Islands, and parts of Tamil Nadu in December 2004 was ..... change.
37. What is the role of a protagonist in a story about social change?
38. What term references the extent to which an individual complies with group or societal norms?
39. It is important to realize that the digital age is just one monolithic thing, rather it is a sequence of progressive steps.
40. Which thinker proposed a theory where living organisms evolve-or change slowly over several centuries or even millennia, by adapting themselves to natural circumstances.
41. What is the IMF?
42. In literature, what is the primary purpose of a dystopian setting?
43. What are International Non-governmental Organisations (INGOs)?
44. The responsibilities and benefits that a person experiences according to their rank and role in society?
45. Honda, Nestle and Shell are examples of .....
46. Patterns of behavior we recognize in each other
47. Theories in technology are ideas that have broad implications for technology and its impact on ..... and .....
48. What theory of social change believed that society is by nature unequal and competitive?
49. Which phrase best defines the term arms race? (5.4.CX)
50. Globalization started together with the steamships, railroads, telegraphs, in the early XVIII century.
51. Theories of technology change and innovation attempt to explain the factors that shape technological innovation as well as the impact of technology on society and culture.
52. United Nation (UN), World Trade Organization (WTO) and Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) are examples of .....
53. What is the act of implanting a convention or norm into society?
54. According to ..... social change is a change in the social structure.
55. Ruling families of Mewar, in Rajasthan India, is an example of ..... authority.
56. If other people are around, you are ..... to intervene if there is an emergency.
57. What refers to the transformation of culture, behavior, social institutions, and social structure over time?
58. Mid-digital era is an exponential age.
59. The French revolution(1789-93) and the Soviet or Russian revolution of 1917 are examples of .....
60. ICT helps to increase productivity in business with the use of social media platforms for marketing and promotion.