__________ in the United States created a gap between the nonpaid work performed by women at home and the paid work that increasingly was performed by men and unmarried girls
a. Industrialization b. Urbanization
c. Suburbanization d. Commercialization
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Which of the following statements about mass murderers and serial killers is FALSE?
a. Mass murders are those in which four or more people are killed by the same person. b. The case of Dennis Rader is a reminder of society's vulnerability to terroristic acts, whether motivated by ideology or committed by psychotic individuals. c. Although the number of mass murders and serial killings fluctuate from year to year, some of the worst cases occurred after 1980. d. The mentally ill commit murder at the same rate as the general population, but serial killers are seldom psychotic. e. None of the above.
According to Katz's phenomenological theory, in studying crime,
social scientists have traditionally ignored the fact that committing crime can be a positive, wonderful experience. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In the first televised presidential debate the candidates were John Kennedy and _________
A. Lyndon Johnson B. Richard Nixon C. Jerry Ford D. Dwight Eisenhower
Explain income and wealth inequality in the United States.
What will be an ideal response?