Test Bank For Law and Society Canadian 4th Edition by Vago
Chapter 2 Theoretical Perspectives
1. Traditional legal systems are typically characteristic of ___________.
- early industrial societies
- post-industrial societies
- industrial societies
- hunting-and-gathering societies
- early agrarian societies
ANSWER: D DIFFICULTY: EASY PAGE: 26
2. Transitional legal systems are typically characteristic of ___________.
- early industrial societies
- post-industrial societies
- industrial societies
- hunting-and-gathering societies
- early agrarian societies
ANSWER: A DIFFICULTY: EASY PAGE: 27
3. A distinctive feature of modern legal systems is the proliferation of ___________.
- criminal law
- tort Law
- public law
- private law
- administrative law
ANSWER: E DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE: 29
4. Modern legal systems contain which of the following descriptors?
- universalistic
- rational
- amenable
- separate
- all of the above
ANSWER: E DIFFICULTY: EASY PAGE: 29
5. According to Montesquieu’s Spirit of the Laws, ___________.
- law is a product of economic forces
- law is a tool of the ruling class on behalf of the economically weak
- laws can be understood only in the context of particular societies
- government intervention is seen as an unwanted interference with the laws of natural selection
- arbitrary will is not legally binding
ANSWER: C DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE: 31
6. ________________ was the founder and principal proponent of the English historical school of law.
- Baron de Montesquieu
- Herbert Spencer
- Charles Darwin
- William Graham Sumner
- Sir Henry Sumner Maine
ANSWER: E DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE:32
7. According to __________, the movement of the progressive societies has hitherto been a movement from status to contract.
- Baron de Montesquieu
- Herbert Spencer
- Charles Darwin
- William Graham Sumner
- Sir Henry Sumner Maine
ANSWER: E DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE: 33
8. __________ considered the legal and moral to constitute two quite separate and distinct realms in law.
- Legal realism
- Dialectical materialism
- Legal positivism
- Natural justice
- Left realism
ANSWER: C DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE: 30
9. The religious, social, political, and cultural order of any given epoch is determined by the existing system of production. This is exemplified in the doctrine of ___________.
- legal realism
- dialectical materialism
- legal positivism
- natural justice
- left realism
ANSWER: B DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE: 33
10. _________ would be determined when a religious judge makes a decision without any legal recourse to explicit rules or legal principles.
- Substantive irrationality
- Formal irrationality
- Substantive rationality
- Formal rationality
- Situated irrationality
ANSWER: A DIFFICULTY: MODERATE PAGE: 34
TRUE/FALSE
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