Agnew Suggests That There Are, in Fact,  Community-Level Factors, Such

question 6

True/False

Agnew suggests that there are, in fact,  community-level factors, such as blocked opportunities and lack of social support, that produce feelings of strain.

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Definitions:

Cotton South

The southern region of the United States where cotton farming was the predominant agricultural practice before the Civil War.

Cotton Boom

A period of rapid growth in the cotton industry marked by an increase in cotton production, particularly in the United States during the early 19th century, largely due to the invention of the cotton gin.

Yeoman Farmers

Independent and often self-sufficient farmers who owned and cultivated their own land, typically found in America's early history.

Lowell Textile Mill

One of the early American industrial establishments in Lowell, Massachusetts, known for employing young women, known as "Lowell Girls," in the 19th century.