Studies of feral children indicate that:
a. human genetic capacity easily overcomes the effects of isolation
b. the effects of extreme isolation can be easily overcome if the child is brought into the proper environment
c. there is a "catch-up effect" in that childhood isolation causes them to learn faster as adults
d. the victims of severe isolation learn more slowly than children who were not isolated in early childhood
D
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The Issei moved to the cities during the 1920s because of ________
a. the devastating effects of the Great Depression b. passage of laws prohibiting discrimination in managerial positions c. passage of laws making it easier for them to prosper in the urban centers d. passage of laws making it difficult for them to remain in agriculture
__________ are norms concerning serious matters, such as breaking the law
a. Mores b. Values c. Beliefs d. Folkways
Historically, segregation was mandated by law in the U.S.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The Silk Road facilitated
a. Trade of material goods between east and west b. Fusion of eastern and western cultural ideas c. Creation of settlements and early cities d. All of the above