Sociologists view the need for childcare as a ________-level change
a) macro
b) micro
c) personal
d) family
a
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During the first half of the 19th century
a. Irish workers were excluded from skilled manual jobs in northern U.S. cities. b. Irish and southern and eastern European immigrants were excluded from skilled manual jobs in northern U.S. cities. c. Irish workers took over manual jobs from free black workers in northern U.S. cities. d. Irish workers had yet to arrive in significant numbers.
_____ has radically altered the opportunities available to women athletes and laid the foundation for many of the coeducational programs that are now an ordinary part of college life.
A. Title IX B. Affirmative action legislation C. Comparable worth legislation D. The Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision
Equal opportunity laws
A. apply to groups, not individuals, that have suffered discrimination. B. deal only with the present—not historical—discrimination. C. are judged by results, not intent. D. are the same thing as affirmative action. E. state how many minorities must be hired, promoted, or admitted at an institution.
Families now are smaller. The average person now has:
A. two siblings. B. no siblings. C. one sibling. D. three siblings.