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Chelseaamend

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What is one typical difference between the motherhood experiences of Black women and White women?
 
  a. Motherhood is less valued in the Black community.
  b. Grandmothers and other relatives are more likely to assume some child care responsibilities in the Black community.
  c. Motherhood is more associated with strength in the White culture.
  d. Black women are more likely to be raising children alone, without the help of an extended family.

Question 2

The data on birth rates for US ethnic groups show that
 
  a. the average adult White woman and the average adult Black women have about the same number of children.
  b. the average Latina woman has almost twice as many children as the average White woman.
  c. Native American women have the highest birth rate of all ethnic groups.
  d. Asian women have a significantly lower birth rate than any other ethnic group.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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