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KWilfred

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In the United States, __________ has historically mattered more than __________.
 
  a. race; ethnicity
  b. ethnicity; race
  c. race; social class
  d. ethnicity; social class

Question 2

Path dependency is the process by which __________.
 
  a. individuals distinguish between logical outcomes and illogical outcomes
  b. children are socialized to their parents' behavioral expectations
  c. economies decline in theoretically expected ways
  d. historical legacies and past outcomes impact actors and organizations in the present



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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