A Man from Cuba and a Man from Peru Both

question 18

Multiple Choice

A man from Cuba and a man from Peru both move to the United States. Although they did not identify with one another while living in their countries of origin, they both come to identify themselves as members of the same group ("Hispanic") within the United States. This example illustrates:

• A) ethnic variation.
• B) flexible nationalism.
• C) national identification.
• D) situational negotiation of identity.

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Definitions:

Population Mean

The mean of every number within a group.

Confidence Interval

A pool of values, from the statistical study of samples, presumed to envelop the covert figure of a population characteristic.

Container Control Bill

Legislation aimed at regulating the management, tracking, and security of containers in shipping and transportation.

Confidence Interval

An aggregation of values, through the analysis of sample data, projected to enclose the secret value of a population trait.