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32. Should the government be able to access our genetic information? Could scientists sell our genetic information? These kinds of questions are raised by the concern for _____ _  __ _ _ that has arisen from the Human Genome Project.

16. In her interview with Dalton Conley, Susan Crawford shared findings of her research with lower-class religious women. She was surprised to hear that while the women said religion was very important, they rarely attended services at churches, mosques, or temples. Why was this the case?  

49. Which development gave birth to modern societies, where a person’s identity is based on overlapping group affiliations rather than the concentric ones of premodern societies?  

36. An example of horizontal social mobility is a(n)  

2.  A supernatural compensator is

51. As discussed in the textbook, the game Monopoly exemplifies equality of  

29. Race, class, gender, and other important axes of identity– when considered together – provide a powerful analytical framework for understanding patterns of inequality. This framework is called:

11. In her study of real estate and inequality, graduate student Monique looks for the “Aspen effect.” She is looking for    

45. Compared to workers in most other industrialized nations, Americans work __________ hours and are entitled to __________ paid vacation.  

5. Hollywood films are often popular abroad, and their content often reflects favored US ideologies, such as free trade or democratic political institutions. This is an example of