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Beth Johnson graduated with a law degree from her state university. For the past six months she has been trying to get a job but has met with little success. She notes that most of her friends who graduated at the same time are also as yet unemployed. Johnson has concluded that her inability to obtain suitable employment is the result of poor economic conditions. According to C. Wright Mills, her conclusion is an example of:
 
  a. personal resignation
  b. sociological imagination
  c. structural unemployment
  d. technological displacement

Question 2

The period of immigration when the flow of people coming from China to the U.S. began was
 
  a. 1790 - 1810
  b. 1820 - 1885
  c. 1885 - 1959
  d. 1921 - 1959



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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