What Does Elizabeth Comack's Research on Gender and Crime Conclude

question 26

Multiple Choice

What does Elizabeth Comack's research on gender and crime conclude?

• A)Abuse,race,and class are factors contributing to the criminal behaviour of many of the women.
• B)Most crimes committed by women are "crimes of passion" enacted on the spur of the moment.
• C)Women do commit the same types and numbers of crimes as men;they just don't get caught as often.
• D)Women's crime rates are increasing significantly as a result of the feminist movement.

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Understand the ideological impact of Marxism and the publication year of the Communist Manifesto.

Analyze the causes and patterns of Irish immigration to America and its impact on the labor market.

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