The Reagan-Bush administrations (1981-1992) favored the
a. trickle-down approach.
b. "Robin-Hood" approach.
c. interventionist approach increasing income.
d. interventionist approach providing job training.
A
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Dr. Fielding is interested in the stratification system in the United States and how it is perpetuated through time. Fielding decides to examine the experiences of minority students who seek college counseling in high school. He interviews minority students in four high schools to learn whether their personal experiences tell him something about stratification in the U.S. After interviewing the
minority students Fielding interviews non-minority students, school administrators, guidance counselors, teachers, parents, and social workers at the same four high schools. Fielding is probably using a/an _____ approach. a. participatory action research b. ethnomethodology c. ethnography d. case study e. institutional ethnography
Which of the following statements regarding Karl Marx's and Frederick Engels's views on overpopulation is FALSE? a. The food supply is threatened by overpopulation
b. Overpopulation occurs because capitalists desire to have a surplus of workers so as to suppress wages and force workers to be more productive. c. Poverty is the most important issue with regard to food supply in a capitalist economy. d. Technology makes it possible to produce the food and other goods needed by a growing population.
Somalia suffers from persistent famine due to:
a. lack of food supplies b. high cost of irrigation c. social instability caused by war d. changing climate patterns
In the United States, ______ of adults are estimated to be overweight.
A. 25% B. 50% C. 75% D. 95%