Any group that is dominant in society or enjoys more than a proportionate share of the wealth, power, or social status in that society is a
a. Powerful group
b. Minority group
c. Majority group
d. Formal group
Question 2
An argument for continuing to ask people about race in the Census is that
a. Census data and other federal data on race permit the measurement of housing and education segregation and racial inequalities in income and employment
b. There is no category that accurately measures multiracial people
c. Multiracial people have often been measured in ways that are racist
d. People often choose different categories for the same multiracial group
An 1891 cartoon blames immigrants for the ills of American society: anarchy, socialism, mayhem, and
Major Causes of Death in U.S by Age Group
Should society strive to achieve equality in the family?
Group Study
A common autosomal recessive allele can produce a pedigree that looks like an autosomal dominant tra
Construct a Lorenz curve that shows income distribution in this society.