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vinney12

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Which social class is most likely to be a victim of a crime?
 
  A. upper class
  B. middle class
  C. lower middle class
  D. poor class

Question 2

The textbook uses an example of a New York reporter who went undercover and worked in a Brooklyn garment factory. At the end of seven days and 84 hours of work she was told that she would be paid _____________.
 
  A. 432.60
  B. 336.00
  C. 252.00
  D. 54.24



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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