Which of the following methods of data collection did Wrigley-Asanten use in her study of women migrating in Ghana for economic opportunities?
a. In-depth interviews
b. Census data from the government
c. Observational methods
d. Both a and c
d. Both a and c
You might also like to view...
The text authors claim that "the politicians of the [Gilded Age] were less concerned with issues and ideology than with winning office and distributing patronage." List some evidence that would support this conclusion
What will be an ideal response?
What was likely to result from the interaction between population trends in the colonies and the line fixed by the Proclamation of 1763?
A) Migration would likely result, as colonists decided to return to Europe. B) Compromise would likely result, as colonists abandoned farming for life in the cities. C) Peace would likely result, as colonists and Indians found ways to live in prosperity in the lands allotted to each. D) War would likely result, as Indians sought to reclaim land lost to colonists. E) Conflict would likely result, as colonists pushed for settlement in the land reserved for Indians.
Most working women __________
A) were young and single B) were married with children C) were African American D) had many professional opportunities E) were widows or single mothers
Which Afro-Caribbean immigrant from Puerto Rico amassed one of the largest archives of material related to people of African descent and helped to found the Negro Society for Historical Research?
a. Wilfred A. Domingo b. J. A. Rogers c. Arthur Alonso Schomburg d. Cyril Briggs