The "Spanish Ulcer" Was the Name Given to

question 40

Multiple Choice

The "Spanish ulcer" was the name given to

• A) a plague that spread from Spain to the rest of the continent, causing a decrease in population.
• B) a strong alliance between Spain and France, which lasted for the entirety of Napoleon's rule.
• C) a conflict that arose between Spain and Portugal over the distribution of land.
• D) a resistance to Napoleon in Iberia that eventually contributed to his downfall.
• E) Spain's inability to grow its economy enough to form its own army.

Explain the role of censure in punishment theories.

Know the functionalist perspective on punishment and society.

Understand the historical context and contemporary mechanisms of racial discrimination in housing.

Recognize the evolution and impact of segregated neighborhoods and ghettos.

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Definitions:

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