CAPE Sociology Unit 2 · 2006 · Paper 2
6 questions and parts from this paper. Open one to see it in full, then practise it on Quelpr and get it marked against the mark scheme.
- 125 marksAssess the claim that population control is the key to the development of Caribbean societies, referring to any named Caribbean country or countries.
- 225 marksAssess the strengths and limitations of the Neo-Malthusian theory of population in explaining population issues facing Caribbean societies.
- 325 marksUsing appropriate examples, explain the basic assumptions of the interactionist perspective of deviance.
- 425 marksDiscuss the view that the actions of law enforcement officials are essential for the maintenance of social control, with reference to law enforcement systems in a named Caribbean society.
- 525 marksDiscuss the statement that underdevelopment in the Caribbean region results from how Caribbean countries are governed as well as their relationship with metropolitan countries, referring to any named Caribbean country…
- 625 marksAssess the problems experienced by sociologists in defining and measuring poverty.