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William Julius Wilson claims that the major cause of poverty among African American families is
 
  a. alcohol and drug abuse.
  b. family violence.
  c. a lack of available jobs.
  d. the breakdown of two-parent families.

Question 2

In addition to the exploitation of the land and labor of their colonies, colonial superpowers also __________.
 
  A) built schools and supported child development
  B) supported local government leadership
  C) destroyed cultural patterns of production and exchange
  D) developed local systems of infrastructure



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Answer to Question 1

(Answer: c)

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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