Attitudes About Immigration Vary Across Groups

question 52

Multiple Choice

Attitudes about immigration vary across groups. In a recent survey, Hugo Lopez and colleagues (2015) found that the following groups have more favorable attitudes about immigration:

• A) Men, younger people, Latinxs, people with higher levels of education, and democrats
• B) Women, younger people, Latinxs, people with higher levels of education, and democrats
• C) Men, younger people, Blacks, people with higher levels of education, and republicans
• D) Women, younger people, Latinxs, people with higher levels of education, and republicans

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Definitions:

Genocide

The deliberate and systematic extermination of an ethnic, racial, national, or religious group, aiming to destroy its members in whole or part.

Hutus and Tutsis

Ethnic groups primarily associated with Rwanda and Burundi, historically intertwined and affected by colonial history and conflict.

Saddam Hussein

Former president and dictator of Iraq, known for his brutal regime and eventual overthrow and execution.

Political Organization

Structures and institutions through which communities and societies govern themselves and make decisions affecting their members.