Music
When an artist or band records the same song as another artist or band, it is known as a ________
Cover Song
This Sanskrit term has come into English to mean a form of cosmic judgment in which good is repaid for good and bad for bad
Karma
These costs vary with the number of units produced
Variable Costs
He was the last Tsar of Russia
Nicholas II
This is the literal meaning of the word philosophy in Greek
Love of wisdome
This is the term used to describe the loudness or softness of a musical sound
Dynamic
The title Buddha means this
The awakened one
This is the term for the number of layers, or levels, of management in an organization
Organizational Height
He is commonly referred to as the creator of the first printing press
Johannes Gutenberg
This philosophical subfield is responsible for the basis of developing computer technology
Logic
Tempo is the rate or speed of the ________
Beat
He described religion as the opiate of the masses
Karl Marx
This is a license to operate an individually owned business as if it were part of a chain of stores
Franchise
The codename for the German invasion of the Soviet Union during World War II
Operation Barbarossa
This Early Christian philosopher is famous for trying to integrate faith and philosophy as seen in his quote, "faith seeking wisdom"
St Augustine
A three note chord is called this __________
A triad
This American pragmatist wrote the book Varieties of Religious Experience
William James
When borrowed money is used to pay for the company that is being taken over this is known as
Leveraged Buyout
India gained independence from Great Britain in this year
1947
This idea, central to feminist philosophy, literally means "rule by the Fathers"
Patriarchy
Religious folk songs originally from both white and African American traditions are known as
Spiritual
These Jewish and Christian holidays are connected in springtime
Easter and Passover
This is the term for a short-term promissory note issued by a large corporation
Commercial Paper
The battle of Culloden was fought in the country in 1746
Scotland
This ancient Greek philosopher was called a dog and came to embrace it as a compliment setting the groundwork for the school of philosophy named "the Cynics"
Diogenes the Cynic