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james9437 · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

The fall of 2011 saw the development of a diverse protest movement that dramatized the issue of rising inequality across the nation which was called

a. Occupy Wall Street.
b. We Are the 1 Percent.
c. We Are the 99.9 Percent.
d. Nationalize Wall Street Banks.
e. Stop Globalization.

Question 2

Which of the following measurement(s) demonstrated the growing inequality in America from the mid-1960s to 2012?

a. Some 46.5 million Americans or 15 percent of all Americas remained mired in poverty in 2012, and the poverty rate among Hispanics and African Americans was even higher in 2012
b. The top 5 percent of income earners saw their share of the national income grow from about 15 percent in 1968 to approximately 22 percent in 2012
c. The top 1 percent saw their share of national income increase from about 8 percent to approximately 19 percent in 2012
d. The income earned by chief executives was 20 times as much as the average worker in their corporations; in 2012, they earned 273 times as much as the average company worker.
e. All of these choices are correct.