Describe at least two important historical factors related to the origins of sociology.

Access the Quiz 1 attachment and answer each of the four questions. This is an open book quiz. The answer to each question must be 100-125 words. Complete by the end of Topic 1.

Topic 1

1. Describe at least two important historical factors related to the origins of sociology.

2. Do you think that sociologists should try to reform society or only study society objectively? Give reasons why?

3. Describe and analyze your symbolic culture. What symbols are the most significant for you? Give specific examples why you believe the symbols you chose hold importance.

4. Describe an ethnocentric experience or a culturally relative experience in which you were a participant or one that you observed.

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