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Kikoku

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Discrimination built into the structure and form of society is called __________ discrimination.
 
  a. institutional
  b. structured
  c. erected
  d. formal

Question 2

Which comparison of the ways that the United States and many European countries deal with the Catch-22 of inflexible full-time work or part-time penalty is TRUE?
 
  a. In the United States, most mothers work full-time; in many European countries, they choose not to work at all.
  b. In the United States, most mothers work only part-time; in many European countries, they work full-time.
  c. In the United States, mothers have a greater choice of full or part-time work; in many European countries, they work full-time.
  d. In the United States, most mothers work full-time; in many European countries, they have a greater choice of full or part-time work.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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