Familism is a major part of traditional Mexican and Chinese families
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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In Brown v. The Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas, the Supreme Court ruled that
a. bilingual education must be offered in schools where more than 25 percent of the student body speak a language other than English. b. affirmative action is necessary to end racial-ethnic segregation in U.S. public schools. c. separate but equal schools are unconstitutional because they are inherently unequal. d. school busing to achieve racial-ethnic integration should be abolished because remedial efforts are no longer necessary.
Carlabelieves that if all women were to give up homemaking and childrearing and become breadwinners while men take on these roles, it would result in social chaos. With which of the following perspectives do her beliefs align?
a. conflict perspective b. functionalist perspective c. feminist perspective d. interactionist perspective
Jeff was raised in an upper-middle-class family. He attended private school throughout his high school years. In high school, he had many opportunities to attend art museums, the opera, ballet, symphonies, and many other cultural events. His family also enjoyed these activities, and once a month they took him and his two siblings to a major cultural event. If one was not available in their town they would travel to another large metropolitan city. These are examples of Jeff and his family experiencing
A. sophisticated culture. B. real culture. C. high culture. D. popular culture.
Suzanne wants to be a body builder. She works out four or five times a week at the gym. She has met many nice people there and she has a group with whom she can talk and train. Some members of this group have also become her friends and they are involved in social activities together. What would Suzanne and her group of friends be considered?
A. a secondary group B. a triad C. a subculture D. a counterculture