Lesson 6

Question 1

-alteration in the way authority is exercised in a
particular state.
-shift in the relationship between those who govern and
those who are govern

Answer 1

POLITICAL CHANGE

Question 2

-imprisonment if their imprisonment was unlawful
-usually used to free
those who have also been wrongfully convicted

Answer 2

WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUZ

Question 3

Defined by political scientist Theda Skocpol as a rapid and basic
transformation of a society’s state and class structures that are
accompanied and in part carried through by class-based revolts from below

Answer 3

REVOLUTION

Question 4

-process by which traditional societies transform into modern societies
-political scientist Samuel Huntington as a multifaceted
process involving changes in all areas of human thought and activity

Answer 4

MODERNIZATION

Question 5

Results in the large-scale transformation of social structures, organizations,
and institutions such as the government, bringing about great changes in
socioeconomic relations

Answer 5

SOCIAL REVOLUTION

Question 6

replacement or transformation of the government, without
altering other aspects of society and maintaining the relationship between
socioeconomic classes

Answer 6

POLITICAL REVOLUTION

Question 7

-phenomenon whose influence go beyond territorial borders
and gives rise to widespread changes that affect economies, societies,
and states.
-increased interconnectivity between individuals,
groups, and other agents in an international system

Answer 7

GLOBALIZATION

Question 8

-political change means that people must adopt a new set of values that
appreciates diversity among individuals
-requires individuals not to be afraid to learn and
acquire new knowledge

Answer 8

ADAPTING TO POLITICAL CHANGE