The age group with the highest rate of abortions is:
a. 15-19
b. 20-24
c. 25-29
d. 30-35
b
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The neighborhood health care centers, begun as part of the War on Poverty programs,
a. received additional funding from President Richard Nixon because he had a deep commitment to extending public health programs. b. demonstrated that neighborhood-run medical care centers worked. c. developed conflicts between the medical school physicians at the centers and the community residents regarding who should run the centers. d. b and c above.
Derek is frustrated because his girlfriend wants him to speak openly about his feelings, but his male friends make fun of him for showing what he feels. Which of the following elements of masculine socialization in the United States best describes both of these pressures Derek feels?
A. Don’t be female. B. Be aggressive. C. Follow the boy code. D. Embody and transcend traditional views of masculinity. E. Be successful.
The example of the teenager in the film Breaking Away who decides to adopt an Italian identity, but does not do it successfully, demonstrates:
A. that one's ability to create identity ultimately depends only on the amount of effort one puts into the process. B. the impossibility of successfully changing an essential ethnic identity. C. that the film's character really didn't know anything about being Italian. D. that one's ability to create identity depends ultimately on social context and response from others.
Discuss the emergence of capitalism within an industrialized society. Include definitions of laissez-faire and monopoly in your answer.
What will be an ideal response?