According to Bourgois in "Poverty at Work: Office Work and the Crack Alternative," East Harlem men and women view their neighbors who manage to follow the "white woman's rules" during the day and street culture at night as
a. proud of their cultural heritage.
b. people to aspire to be like.
c. ashamed of who they truly are.
d. admirable.
Correct Answer: c
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Prior to the 1950s, motorcycle riding had what many perceived as an image; that it was suitable for
a. average Americans. b. women only. c. outlaws. d. couples.
Which of the following results did NOT occur within Native American tribes as a result of the trade system between European settlers and Native Americans?
a. The roles of women shifted as their labor was necessary to prepare pelts for the fur trade. b. A shift in gender roles and concepts such as personal wealth and private property developed. c. Conflicts arose as competition increased amongst indigenous peoples for remaining lands and resources. d. Communities which were formerly permanent around trading outposts became increasingly nomadic.
More than 1,600 years after _________ was wounded, a set of cremated bones were excavated from Tomb II
a. Henry VIII b. George c. Phillip II d. Henry II
In _________ the young are born in an extremely immature state and complete development in their mother's external pouch
a. placental mammals b. monotremes c. marsupials d. reptiles e. rodents