The Irish experienced a tremendous amount of prejudice and were not considered "white." The ______ hypothesis purported that the "Black Irish" were descendants of Africans and those from the Gaelic Island.
A. ethnic
B. one-drop
C. Iberian
D. racial integrity
Answer: C
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a. outsider group b. authority group. c. comparative d. in-group
In what way were Marx and Durkheim similar?
a. Both worked as professors in elite universities. b. Both lived in exile for a time. c. They both rejected the society of their time. d. They lived and worked at the same time.
Sociologically, what is the significance of Putnam's conclusions about bowling in America?
a. Putnam uses bowling to illustrate the declining involvement of Americans in forms of social capital. b. Putnam uses bowling to show how Americans are increasingly more involved in sports than ever before. c. Putnam uses bowling as a metaphor for life, indicating that if it's "up your alley" you should try it. d. Putnam uses bowling to provide evidence that old social institutions should never die.
Former president George W. Bush apparently based his foreign policy on a theory proposed by Samuel P. Huntington predicting that conflict between modern, Western democracies and Islamic fundamentalist nations will characterize international relations in the future. This is called the __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).