1. What is the importance of cultural traditions in the creation of art? a. To eliminate personal expression b. To maintain strict rules of composition c. To standardize art globally d. To reflect shared beliefs and practices within a society
The divine is experienced as feminine in some religions. A True B False
A client who is critically ill requests to receive the "Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick".Which clergy member should the nurse contact? Rabbi. Priest. Sharma. Ayatollah.
What is the pivotal philosophical underpinning of the justice model that holds that juvenile offenders deserve to be punished in proportion to the seriousness of the offense? A just deserts B recidivism C guided group interaction D behavioral therapy
The conceptual art movement: A has always reflected the society in which it was created. B asserts that art lies in the artist's mind the visible or audible or palpable product merely expresses the artist's idea. C began a feminist studio art course at Fresno State College.
Minimalists privileged action over object, public spaces over museum settings, the impermanent over the permanent, and, often, audience participation over passive spectatorship. A True B False
"Republicans can win office by communicating to voters from all demographic groups the advantages of conservative principles." What type of claim is this statement? Claim of value Claim of fact Claim of conjecture Claim of policy
The Neoclassicism was inspired by the American Revolution and aimed to elevate moral standards. A True B False
For Kant, the only thing good in an unqualified sense is virtue. For Mill, it is intention. True False
All of the following help explain the Institutional Revolutionary Party's (PRI)dominance of Mexican politics from 1929 to 2000, except: Control over electoral institutions and manipulation of vote counts to ensure PRI victories. Strategic use of clientelism and patronage to maintain loyalty among regional leaders and voters. Co-option of th e key organizations and interests in Mexican society. The banning of all othe er political parties.
The presumption of Innocence is based upon the needs of a free society. belief that humans are superior to other beings. deep-rooted beliefs in God. needs of self-actualization. Clear my selection
16 Which of the following is central to the Christian understanding of the value and dignity of human beings? They are created in the image of God. They were given the wonderful narrative of the Bible They have the guiding truths of the Ten Commandments. They are fundamentally good beings who desire God.
By "liberalism" Luban means to include which of the following: limited government the importance of human dignity and individual rights progressive ideals Both (a) and (b) Both (b) and (c)
What is one of the aims of socialism? to eliminate all forms of government intervention to end poverty and the condition of "working poor" to achieve complete economic freedom over all else
(1) What type of lobbying often seeks to influence tax policy or regulatory decisions? a. Educational lobbying b. Healthcare lobbying c. Environmental lobbying d. Corporate lobbying
According to Celano, how did Francis approach death? a. He sought to avoid it at all costs. b. He was racked with an intense fear of hell. c. He had the the Gospel of John read to him. d. All of the above.
In a political system based on proportional representation, a. legal restrictions are placed on the number of political parties. b. when a single party lacks an overall majority, a government by coalition can lead to indecision and stalemate. c. there is a greater concentration of political ideas on the middle ground than in two- party systems. d. there is a closer resemblance between the various political parties than in two-party systems.
How should we understand Socrates' claim that "no man knowingly does evil"? People are frequently not fully conscious of what they're doing, performing an action without fully willing it As with an "akratic'person, someone may choose to do something she knows is evil because she doesn't have the strength to do the right thing. Those with virtue naturally act in accordance with it. Only those who do not have knowledge of it may do evil things.
The beginnings of Postmodernism can be traced to the mixed styles and vernacular interests in __ of the $1970's$ Pop Art architecture video art painting
9 If we interpret the Divine Command theory as saying that God commands certain things because they are right morality is arbitrary morality is necessarily confused we must acknowledge a standard independent of God's will our belief in God is called into doubt Multiple Choice 1 point
