Friedrich Engels, a frequent collaborator with Karl Marx, believed that female oppression was rooted in an unlikely and hidden place: the private property rights in capitalism. Because he drew connections between underlying systems of gender inequality and private property, Engels could be considered a _________ theorist.
a. conflict
b. structuralist
c. communist
d. postmodern
b. structuralist
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a. coastal communities. b. suburbs. c. small towns. d. rural villages.
__________involves the use of force, actual or threatened, to engage a person in intimate physical acts against that person's will
A) Sexual coercion B) Uxoricide C) Lynching D) Sexual dimorphism
Liu and Wilkinson argue that getting married is likely to protect transgender individuals and provide them with economic, social, and psychological resources. First, describe in what ways married people can have advantage over unmarried people. Then, using knowledge from previous readings, provide a counter argument as to why this assumption may not hold true.
What will be an ideal response?
Which type of informal social control is supported by 59 percent of pediatricians in spite of the possible harmful effects on children?
A. time-outs B. capital punishment C. institutionalization D. spanking