Living in one country, but arranging for the care of your children in another is known as:
a. cross-county care work
b. transnational motherhood
c. international nurturance
d. distance parenting
b. transnational motherhood
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The fourth wave of immigration to the United States involved southern and eastern Europeans
a. true b. false
As the U.S. economy moved from farming to industry, the responsibility for teaching the young moved from parents to
a. the workplace. b. specially trained teachers. c. the community. d. technology.
The United States census occurs every 10 years and aims to have each American household
answer a series of questions. What type of research is this? a. Experiment b. Survey c. Content analysis d. Secondary analysis
The Oneida Community of the 19th and 20th centuries is known for:
a. homogamy b. polygyny c. polyandry d. pantogamy