During the 1970s, a conservative call for a return to traditional "family values" developed; this movement came to be called__________.
A. the sexual counterrevolution
B. the abstinence movement
C. prohibition
D. the new Puritanism
Answer: A
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A) ?intergenerational mobility B) ?downward mobility C) ?feminization of poverty D) ?intragenerational mobility E) ?relative poverty
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