Discuss two specific examples of gender bias in early American history.
What will be an ideal response?
One example of gender bias in early U.S. history includes the colonial practice that caused white women to lose their social status if they engaged in a sexual relationship with an African, Asian, or Indian man. A second example of gender bias is located with the Naturalization Law of 1790, which held that immigrant children whose fathers were U.S. residents could gain citizenships, but not immigrant children with mothers.
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A) Sexual orientation B) Race C) Ethnicity D) Religion
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A) petition the court for more visitation rights. B) expect their new wives to actively engage with them in interacting with the children. C) become "Disneyland Dads." D) Both A and B are correct.
Ethnomethodology focuses on
a. memories of past experiences. b. false definitions of the situation. c. how people present the self to others. d. the ways in which people work to uphold social order.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)