According to Callahan, why does a party of the Hamptons give us insight into social inequality and many Americans' anger at politicians?
According to Callahan, why does a party of the Hamptons give us insight into social inequality...
1. Why, according to Adam Ferguson and John Millar, is inequality necessary? In what way does their argument anticipate the “free rider problem”? (100 words response) Thank you!
How does a person's cultural background give insight into how he or she might respond to social influence? Explain how a person from an individualist culture may respond to social influence in contrast to a person from a collectivist society. Incorporate ingroups and outgroups in your response.
from this article, I need help for following questionhttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/24/magazine/reparations-slavery.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=HomepageAccording to the author of this piece, why has BLM achieved so much popularity recently?What was the fair housing act? Why are issues and the history around housing so important to understanding racial inequality in the US.What is Black Lives Matter? How is it related to earlier social movements for racial equality?What are some forms of social control that have been used to contain and punish African Americans in the past and...
Why does the author refer to the 2016 US elections as the Pearl Harbour of the Social Media age? Explain.
philosophy According to Richard Joyce, why does it makes good biological sense for us to believe in categorical imperatives? (A) Because categorical imperatives are real (B) Because believing in categorical imperatives helps us behave in adaptive ways even when we don't want to (C) Because all cultures rely on the same imperatives (D) All of the above are among Joyce's reasons for his views
5. Why, in the opinion of many economists, does the US government measure both a GDP deflator and a CPI? Historically how have the two been related in practice? Note, if there are any significant differences between the two measures, I am asking you to describe them. If one of the two measures shows more ”inflation” on a consistent basis, give two reasons why this is the case. In addition to the CPI, the government also measures a Producer Price...
Does your work, school, or organizational affiliate engage in social responsibility? How can you tell? Give some concrete examples to support your answer. In response to what your peers have posted, comment on at least two of your peers’ postings. In your comments acknowledge what form of social responsibility the work, school, or organizational affiliate engaged in and why you thought it was a worthwhile practice
Does your work, school, or organizational affiliate engage in social responsibility? How can you tell? Give some concrete examples to support your answer. In response to what your peers have posted, comment on at least two of your peers’ postings. In your comments acknowledge what form of social responsibility the work, school, or organizational affiliate engaged in and why you thought it was a worthwhile practice.
this is the discussion question this is the answer given by one of my class mate Social structure, culture and social interaction all play a very important role in creating the social fabric that we live in. An example would be someone born into a wealthy family that benefits from their family's socioeconomic status. This child is more likely to have the advantage of attending a highly ranked high school and being exposed to a family emphasis on the importance...
Question 1 According to the crash course video on political parties, why do political scientist feel that the primary process can lead to further party polarization (parties becoming less moderate)? a. Low voter turnout leads to partisan voters which leads to partisan candidates b. Primaries are held at different times around the country c. Low voter turnout leads to only elites voting and they pick their favorite candidates d. Only moderate voters vote in primaries Question 2 According to your...