The mathers’ stories compared to those of the other groups illustrate the power of all of the following except:
a. being recognized by others as a legitimate parent.
b. language.
c. social support.
d. collective identity.
a. being recognized by others as a legitimate parent.
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During the late nineteenth century, if an industrial worker was injured in an on-the-job accident caused by a "fellow servant," the employer:
a. automatically paid compensation b. was not liable for damages c. was liable for the worker's annual earnings d. was liable only if the "fellow servant" was a free, white male
How did the liberal British government handle the Irish famine that killed about 1.5 million people in the 1840s?
a. The liberal government did nothing because it was unaware of the famine. b. The liberal government did very little because it feared government intervention would promote dependence. c. The liberal government acted very energetically to save lives, but the task was overwhelming. d. The liberal government financed transportation for all those who were willing to emigrate to the United States, Australia, and South Africa. e. The liberal government did very little because it was voted out of office early in the famine.
The learned societies that emerged in the 1600s are best described as __________.
A. forums for intellectual exchange B. political clubs C. social gatherings D. closely linked to universities
In terms of friendship patterns, research has found that:
a. women were more upset than men when friends broke trust and intimacy. b. men were more upset than women when their friends failed to stand up for them if they were being attacked. c. women judged a man who betrayed them more severely than a woman. d. men judged a man who betrayed them more severely than a woman.