When Sociologists Consider the Importance of a Person's Social Background

question 23

Multiple Choice

When sociologists consider the importance of a person's social background for their educational achievement, they are focusing primarily on:

• A) the family's nationality
• B) the individual's racial-ethnic identity
• C) the family's religious affiliation
• D) parents' educational and economic resources

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Definitions:

Maryland

A state located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, known for its significant historical sites, diverse landscapes, and being home to the Chesapeake Bay.

Tennessee

A U.S. state located in the southeastern region, known for its significant contributions to American music, specifically country, blues, and rock and roll.

Geographic Advantage

The benefits a country, region, or area enjoys because of its geographic location, which can affect its economic, military, or strategic importance.

Commercial Allies

Countries or organizations that engage in mutual cooperation to enhance economic growth, trade relations, and business development.