Jane was raised in West Virginia and thinks of herself as an Appalachian. When she travels from Atlanta to Morgantown, while maintaining her Appalachian identity, she goes from being ______.

A. in the in-group to being in the out-group
B. in the in-group to being in the inside-out group
C. in the out-group to being in the in-group
D. in the out-group to being in the outside-in group


C. in the out-group to being in the in-group

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a. steam engine b. printing press c. mechanized iron production d. computers

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a. abortion b. affirmative action c. capital punishment d. possession and use of firearms

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A. Blackbelt and Latino B. Germanic and Heartland C. Rurban and Global D. Heartland and Latino

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