As Arab and other Middle Eastern Americans become better educated,
a. the young are being drawn away from cultures of origin to the dominant U.S. culture.
b. the young are increasingly reconnecting with their cultures of origin.
c. the relationship between older and younger generations is becoming less strained.
d. both generations are more likely to return to their country of origin because of
discrimination in the United States.
a. the young are being drawn away from cultures of origin to the dominant U.S. culture.
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A. in colonial times by the church B. about 1960, largely based on the activism of Dr. C. Henry Kempe C. as part of the civil rights movement of the 1950s D. in the 1990s as an example of sexual violence
In industrial societies, retirement serves as a way of ________
a. increasing the number of goods and services that are produced b. reducing the number of workers who are competing for a limited number of jobs c. reminding people that it is ideal for them to leave the work force while they are healthy d. recognizing the capabilities of older people
When boys want to show supreme contempt for another boy, they
a. call him a girl or liken his behavior to female behavior. b. "pants" him at recess or in the gym. c. make sexual overtures toward him. d. shun him, and prohibit him from taking part in male?dominated games.
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a. most people will not care about any social problem b. most potential members of a social movement do not even know that a problem exists c. most potential members of a social movement feel that they cannot do anything about the problem d. some proportion of potential members of a social movement will not lend their energies to the movement