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CharlieWard

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Which of these statements about master statuses is false?
 
  a. Master statuses may be ascribed.
  b. A master status may be achieved.
  c. Characteristics such as age, race, sex, or ethnicity may be a master status.
  d. One's master status never changes.
  e. A master status impacts other statuses.

Question 2

In current practice, the impact of voting in the United States
 
  a. is ideal; it permits choice for all Americans.
  b. is severely limited by the power of political parties and limited choices of candidates.
  c. has eliminated the impact of race and gender in access to power.
  d. is far-reaching and shapes all major decisions, including when to go to war.
  e. is non-existent; there is little point in holding elections.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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