In the first half of the twentieth century, the vast majority of divorces were:
a. collusive
b. no-fault
c. absolute
d. annulments
a
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According to Wirth, a relatively large, dense, and permanent settlement of socially heterogeneous individuals defines
a. urbanism. b. a city. c. an urban society. d. modern human groups.
The partner selection process in the United States has been compared in the text to a
A) boxing match where each gets hit, fakes moves, and hits back. B) race which has a beginning, a process, and an end. C) school where each is taught new ideas and behaviors. D) game which has rules, goals, and strategies.
The U.S. consumes approximately _____ of the world's energy, but is home to only 5% of the world's population
a. one-fifth b. one-quarter c. one-third d. one-half
Although equality of opportunity is a central value of U.S. society, equality of outcome is not. This means __________
a. most Americans are Democrats and have grown more liberal over time b. most Americans believe everyone should have the same opportunity to achieve material well-being, but they do not object to inequality in the actual situation of different groups in society c. most Americans oppose racism, but they do not believe that everyone should have the same opportunity to achieve material well-being d. most Americans believe that poverty should be eliminated and object to inequality in the actual situation of different groups in society