Immigrants and their children-both legal and undocumented-outperform native-born Americans on a number of measures.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Immigrants and their children—both legal and undocumented—outperform native-born Americans on a number of measures. Children of immigrants are more likely than their U.S.-born peers to live in a two-parent household, to have a parent with a secure job, to earn a college degree, to attend religious services regularly, and to be prodigious job creators. See 10-3: Our Changing Immigration Mosaic
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Unskilled work and chronic unemployment are two traits of the lower-lower class
a. true b. false
Latinas have been typically stereotyped by popular culture into how many categories?
a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5
The text points out that conflict and feminist analysts: a. examine the relationship between family troubles and a decline in other social institutions
b. view functionalist perspectives on the role of the family as realistic and adequate. c. view families as sources of social inequality and struggle over values, goals, and access to resources and power. d. examine the roles of husbands, wives, and children as they act out their own part and react to the actions of others.
Stepfamilies have unique features compared to families in which both biological parents reside. Which is not one of these unique features?
A. The model for stepparenting is clear-cut. B. Stepfamilies come about because of a loss, through death or divorce. C. A biological parent lives elsewhere. D. No legal relationship exists between stepparents and stepchildren.