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APUS57

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What is the relationship between a college degree and socioeconomic status in the United States?
 
  a) Middle-class occupations often require a college degree.
   b) Working-class occupations often require a college degree.
   c) A college degree is not a factor in entering the upper-middle-class.
   d) A college degree is not a factor in socioeconomic status.

Question 2

Abby and her husband married in 1820 and had 4 children fairly quickly. In 1840, her husband, David moved to the city to find work at a new factory. A year later, Abby was working at a boarding house and saloon.
 
  Which is the most likely conclusion? a) David abandoned them.
   b) David filed for divorce.
   c) Abby filed for divorce.
   d) Abby had asked David to move out.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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