Classical Sociological Theories
Spencer through his Laissez-faire doctrine advocates that:
The state should not intervene in individual affairs except in the rather passive function of protecting people
The state should not let individuals to live free in a society
The state shall hold the supreme authority over the matters related to the life of the individuals
The state should not be responsible for the crimes committed by the individuals
The state should not intervene in individual affairs except in the rather passive function of protecting people
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A system in which the workers sell their labour power for wage is known asA. Socialism
B. Capitalism
C. Feudalism
D. Communism
According to Marx, a thing whose qualities are capable of satisfying human needs is known as
A. Capital
B. Subject
C. Commodity
D. Surplus
In Marxโs view, the forces of production along with the relations of production define —
A. Mode of production
B. Means of production
C. Surplus value
D. Labour value
โPrinciples of Sociologyโ is a work done by
A. Auguste Comte
B. Herbert Spencer
C. Emile Durkheim
D. Max Webber
The division of class in a capitalist society is based on
A. The ownership of property
B. The changes in relations
C. The production of commodities
D. The surplus value
Marx called the quality of a commodity to serve a particular human need or function as
A. Exchange value
B. Use value
C. Surplus value
D. Labour value
According to Marx, history evolves through the interaction between
A. Means of production and surplus value
B. Means of production and mode of production
C. Mode of production and relations of production
D. Means of production and relations of production