One of the best ways to upward mobility for the Mexican gardeners studied by these authors was to
a. go back to school and get a degree in landscape architecture.
b. quit the business of gardening and work as a public relations agent for new gardeners trying to open their own businesses.
c. become landscape contractors, passing a written California Board test, and to obtain a license to do more rigorous and skilled work.
d. return to Mexico with the skills that they had acquired in the United States and open up thei own businesses there.
Question 2
One way that gardeners found that they could make extra money, without growing their routes too large, was to
a. take on extra duties for the people they worked for, such as laying sod, seasonal cleaning, and planting annual bulbs.
b. take more money under the table, in which the government or competitors would never know that they were getting this extra cash.
c. hire undocumented immigrants who would work for less money than their current employees.
d. All of the above.
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The main avenue to the upward social mobility reviewed in the text has been higher education.
Drawing of spirochete's mobility system (with internal flagellae).
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