Throughout Most of the 20th Century, Men Attended College in Greater

question 9

Multiple Choice

Throughout most of the 20th century, men attended college in greater number than women,

• A) and that pattern still persists.
• B) and although the gap has decreased, men still outnumber women in most colleges.
• C) and that pattern persists in universities but not in community colleges, where the number of men and women are equal.
• D) but that pattern has changed, and now women receive more undergraduate degrees than men.

Recognize the diverse nature of religious experience and the broad definition of religion from a sociological perspective.

Understand the impact of Supreme Court decisions on politics and society, particularly in terms of campaign finance.

Comprehend the role and effects of religion in society, including the variation in religiosity and its impact on social structures.

Recognize the influence of political parties and ideologies on public opinion and policy, particularly in relation to the media's role in politics.

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