The current population of the United States is more than 316 million
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Prior to 1970, __________________ of married women worked outside of the home
A. less than 20% B. less than 40% C. more than 50% D. more than 60%
What single factor controlled one's social class, according to Karl Marx?
What will be an ideal response
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. According to diverse reasons, people may give for being single in adulthood, one is personal past: actively looking but haven’t met the right person yet. 2. According to diverse reasons, people may give for being single in adulthood, one is learning from experience—not wanting to be hurt or to date “losers” anymore. 3. Singlism in society ensures that unmarried women continue to be at a disadvantage both economically and socially compared to married women. 4. Interestingly, research has suggested that those who are not involved in romantic relationships, as well as those who have lost a relationship through breakup, divorce, or death, tend to turn to religion to fill emotional needs.
SAGE News Clips: Gendered Violence in American CultureDescription: In a recent speech given at the University of Pittsburgh, former Vice President Joe Biden decries rape and sexual violence. In the video, he reminds the audience that while the U.S. court of law may no longer be able to ask rape victims "What were you wearing?" or "Did you have a bra on?" questions such as "Were you drinking?" or "Did you anger him?" are still legal fodder. Watch to hear more about gendered violence in U.S. culture.Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 302, and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test, and answer the following questions:In part to understand and combat gendered violence, some scholars call for
the inclusion of ______ in universities. A. hegemonic masculinity B. self-defense classes C. men's studies--the academic study of masculinities D. popular media