Tyreke found that Lieberson's power theory
really resonated with the way he understood American Indian-white relations. He thinks that the quest for and exercise of power shaped these relations more than anything else because he is a __________.
A) functionalist
B) conflict theorist
C) interactionist
D) feminist
Question 2
Barry sees the major problem with white and
native relations to be a lack of understanding about the complexity and sophistication of the American Indian social system. Although they are markedly different from one another each system has well-defined institutions and social roles. Barry is a __________.
A) functionalist
B) conflict theorist
C) interactionist
D) feminist
MacArthur and Wilson's theory of island biogeography.
Major Types of Hydrogen Bonds Found in Biomolecular Interactions
Social Problems: A Critical Power-Conflict Perspective
The Kinsey Report on American Women
Modern Cell Theory
Physics: Power, Energy and Time