Political participation is stratified by class more in the United States than in many other democracies.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The interactionist view on the experiences of African Americans stresses that __________
A) beliefs about a people are culturally transmitted and reinforced by external conditions B) differences or alleged inferiority lead to class differentiation C) the opposition to integration efforts usually comes from a fear of how social roles and institutions will be altered D) slavery provided cheap labor in the South as a social function
In a(n) _________, the region of the comparison distribution in which the null hypothesis would be rejected is all on one side of the distribution
Fill in the blanks with correct word
In a study examining American political affiliations with their perceptions of Congress as being problematic due to the members or the overall system, it was found
a. Republicans were significantly more likely to blame the system. b. Democrats were significantly more likely to blame the members. c. Independents and Republicans were significantly different in their perceptions. d. Nothing definitive: the findings were not statistically significant.
As a result of industrialization: a. American families became more self-sufficient
b. men's work was given higher status than women's work. c. the family became more important as a work unit. d. women lost power in terms of marital choice and frequency of intercourse.