As reported in “More than Men,” most of Hurtado and Sinha’s respondents felt that
a. race interacted with gender to complicate their experience of male privilege
b. manhood depends upon relational dominance more than ethical rules
c. manhood should be rejected as a useless social construct
d. real manhood was only accessible to those with economic advantages
Answer: a. race interacted with gender to complicate their experience of male privilege
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a. a survival strategy allowing parents to pass on their genes b. a strategy for reducing conflict in the family c. a strategy for men to dominate women d. a strategy for expanding the kinship system e. b and c above
The __________ generation, roughly 76 million Americans were born between 1946 and 1964
Fill in the blank with correct word
Stage 1 of the demographic transition is often referred to as the stage of high potential growth because
a. the fertility rate is so high. b. the mortality rate is so low. c. if something happened to cause the death rate to decline, population would increase dramatically. d. the potential crude death rate is 50 per 1,000.
A(n) _____ ideal type is developed from studying past epochs.
a. historical b. action c. general sociological d. structural