Author Question: Skopcol cites common public schools, Civil War benefits, early-twentieth-century programs to help ... (Read 105 times)

ghost! · **on:** Jul 2, 2018

Skopcol cites common public schools, Civil War benefits, early-twentieth-century programs to help mothers and children, Social Security, Medicare, and the GI Bill of 1944 as

a. major money wasters.
b. programs that have had only moderate success.
c. among America's finest achievements in social policy.

Question 2

Human beings brought up without social contact are characterized by

a. a natural goodness and gentleness.
b. a general attraction to and love for other humans.
c. fear, hostility, and apathy.
d. a natural desire to imitate and to seek affection.
e. an ability to think abstractly and to solve problems creatively.