The better-educated prisoners who fight confinement through the system of laws, rules, and court precedent are called ________.
A. opportunists
B. legalists
C. radicals
D. retreatists
Answer: B
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a. constitute approximately 20 percent of the total population. b. are intentionally undercounted by lesbian and gay advocates who fear a backlash from people who are "straight." c. are difficult to count because the Bureau of the Census does not specifically ask people about their sexual orientation. d. are not willing to self-report their sexual orientation on questionnaires or in other kinds of research.
In American Samoa people recognize _____ genders
a. two c. four b. three d. five
In terms of the empty nest syndrome, Dolores Borland hypothesizes that
A) the syndrome affects all women who have children. B) it may occur to a greater degree in a particular cohort of white, middle-class women. C) the syndrome is most likely to affect black women. D) the empty nest no longer exists because children tend to remain in the parental home.
Advocates of bilingual education claim that it results in which of the following?
a. Better academic performance of minority students b. Lower rates of teacher turnover c. Decreased school violence d. Savings in tax dollars spent on education