The institution of marriage has changed over time along with changes in our attitudes about sexual diversity. Which theoretical perspective would be likely to consider the impact of the changes in marriage on the attitudes?
a. Conflict
b. Structural-functionalism
c. Symbolic interaction
d. LGBT theory
b
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a. Caroline, a widow, left her rural town seeking a greater sense of community in a bigger city. b. Martha was dissatisfied with the education that her children were getting at their backwoods one-room schoolhouse, so she moved her family to a city with an improved school system. c. Toby, the son of former slaves, hoped to find employment and tolerance in the North. d. William and his family were tired of feeling isolated in their rural town, so they moved to a city where they would have many close neighbors.
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A. There are clear lines dividing one racial group from another. B. More physical variation occurs between whites and other racial categories than among whites. C. People arbitrarily select physical characteristics to define racial categories. D. Most biological differences among people are visible.