During the Late Nineteenth Century, the Working-Class Saloon Was Not

question 77

Multiple Choice

During the late nineteenth century, the working-class saloon was not

• A) the center for immigrant politics.
• B) a meeting place for husbands and wives.
• C) a place to escape the socially isolating routines of the factory.
• D) a location for ethnic groups to reinforce their identities.
• E) a place for a free lunch.

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Definitions:

Social Stratification

The hierarchical arrangement of individuals in a society into different classes, castes, or social groups based on factors like wealth, income, race, education, and power.

Social Stratification

The hierarchical arrangement of individuals or groups in society based on wealth, power, race, education, etc.

Redistribution

involves the reallocation of wealth, income, or resources from certain groups to others, often implemented by governments to address inequality.

Deferred Gratification

The ability to forgo immediate pleasures in the interest of achieving greater rewards in the future.