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shofmannx20

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Thorsten Sellin, in explaining fluctuating crime rates in different parts of urban society, noted that values, customs, and standards of conduct were __________.
 
  a. really not that important
  b. not identifiable
  c. not uniform throughout the population (pp. 104)
  d. uniform throughout the population

Question 2

Female genital mutilation mostly takes place in
 
  a) Russia.
  b) Africa.
  c) China.
  d) Brazil.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

b) Africa.



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