Why did it take so long for the work of W. E. B. Du Bois to receive acceptance in the sociological community?
A. His ideas were considered pseudoscientific.
B. His ideas were considered simple.
C. His ideas were considered unoriginal.
D. His ideas were considered too radical.
Ans: D
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a. Poor teen mothers most often came from middle class but became poor because they had babies and gave up educational opportunities. b. Poor teen mothers are most often poor to begin with and get pregnant in part because they see little hope for their futures.
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a. unskewed. b. negatively skewed. c. positively skewed. d. symmetrical.
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A) structural theory B) institutional discrimination theory C) a culture-of-poverty hypothesis D) a political economy approach to poverty
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).