_____ is the practice of marrying within one's own group
a. Exogamy
b. Endogamy
c. Polyandry
d. An extended family
b. Endogamy
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Some agent provocateurs that are employed to spy on a social movement convert to the movement's goals. Sociologist Gary Marx suggested several reasons for their conversion. Which of the following was not one of the reasons suggested by Marx?
A) the charismatic charm of the inner core members of the movement to manipulate the spies B) the background characteristics the spies shared with members of the group C) the frequent interaction the spies had with movement members resulting in friendships D) the building of trust with group members and being cut off from their own group
Consider the fact that individuals who first came to the United States were in large part from
Northern Europe and were considered "settlers," (before 1800's). The first major wave of those referred to as immigrants were admitted under law and restrictions were from Northern Europe (1820-1880). The immigrations that occurred around the turn of the 20th century were largely Southern and Eastern newcomers who were generally referred to in terms of Ethnicity (e.g. Italian, Polish, Czechs, etc.). From this, construct some plausible reasons why the last wave of migrants (Ethnic) were generally regarded with ill favor by the earlier settlers. What might have been some fears and unfounded "facts?" What factors may have brought about changes in attitudes? What will be an ideal response?
The third generation, more secure in its U.S
identity and socioeconomic status through __________, often becomes interested in the ethnic heritage that the second generation neglected in its efforts to overcome discrimination and marginality. Fill in the blank with correct word
Taisha lives in the urban slums. According to Burgess, she lives in __________
A) Zone 1 B) Zone 2 C) Zone 3 D) Zone 4