The heaviest Mexican immigration to the U.S. occurred
a. prior to 1880.
b. between 1880 and 1910 and since 1950.
c. between 1910 and 1930, 1942 1954, and since 1965.
d. between 1931 and 1950.
c. between 1910 and 1930, 1942 1954, and since 1965.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Ray and Debra are a middle-class couple with three children. Ray has a full-time job and supports the family financially. Debra stays home and takes care of the children. Ray and Debra's family meets the definition of: a. a modern family
b. affiliated kin. c. a traditional family. d. an extended family.
Which of the following is the perspective of feminist theorists on urbanization?
A) ?Urbanism has negative consequences, including alienation, friction because of physical congestion, impersonal relationships, and a disintegration of kinship and friendship ties. B) ?Whether they live in cities or suburbs, women generally experience fewer choices and more constraints than men. C) ?Urbanites are more tolerant than residents of small towns or rural areas of a variety of lifestyles, religious practices, and attitudes. D) ?Urban space is a commodity that is bought and sold for profit. E) ?An urbanized environment is where one's physical contacts are close, but social contacts are distant.
Maintaining social order is the most important political concept for which of the following groups?