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Marriages between partners who are similar in education, ethnicity, and social class are called
 
  A) heterogamous.
  B) homogamous.
  C) companionate.
  D) egalitarian.

Question 2

Women's life expectancy began to increase around 1930 mostly due to
 
  (a) increasing support for women's right to vote.
  (b) results of studies conducted on health and well-being of women.
  (c) medical advances reducing deaths connected with pregnancy, childbirth, and infectious diseases.
  (d) greater supply of nutritional foods.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

(c)



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