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An investment banker who sold bundles of home mortgages with high interest even though he knew there was a high risk of loss or default without warning his clients was engaged in:
 
  a. white collar crime.
  b. property crimes.
  c. capitalist crimes.
  d. crimes against the state.

Question 2

Sociologists use the concept in reference to those who have little to no awareness of an ethnic identity because their culture is considered normative or mainstream.
 
  a. involuntary ethnicity
  b. primary ethnicity
  c. ethnic renewal
  d. hidden ethnicity



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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