Characterize the contemporary status of Native Americans in terms of acculturation, secondary structural integration, and primary structural assimilation. How has the reservation shaped these processes? How do Native Americans compare with African Americans?
What will be an ideal response?
Varies.
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Through no fault of their own, many poor children have trouble getting to school on time and so are counted as absent. Under zero-tolerance policies, when a student accumulates a set number of absences, she may be expelled from school, labeled as "delinquent," and referred to court. This series of events may set the stage for turning a "good kid" into a "bad kid." Within a few years--or months--the child may come to think of herself as a delinquent. Unable to attend classes because she has been barred from public school and unable to find legitimate work because she lacks the credentials and skills employers demand, she may turn to stealing, drug dealing, or other criminal activities in order to prove her worth and earn money. Her illegal activities may result in incarceration. Which
concept best captures this trajectory? A. the school-to-prison pipeline B. structural functionalism C. feminism D. atrophic association
The term "the American paradox" refers to:
a. the rates of poverty and how they are measured b. the productivity and the achievement that accompanies it c. the contradiction between achievements and growing inequality d. the worsening health indicators among children
Mandy works for the Department of Veteran Affairs. She is tabulating the number of people in the military who suffer from PTSD. This data will show the ______ of suicide
a. tenacity b. incidence c. drift d. prevalence