Loic Wacquant's Study of the Social World of Boxers in a Chicago

question 42

Multiple Choice

Loic Wacquant's study of the social world of boxers in a Chicago gym indicated that boxing

• A)enabled young men to learn violent strategies they could use on the streets.
• B)sheltered young men from the destructive influences of the streets.
• C)involved so much discipline that most young men dropped out.
• D)became a major gang initiation ritual in the neighborhood around the gym.

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Understand the strategies and responses of the Kennedy administration to international crises, including the Cuban missile crisis and the Berlin crisis.

Comprehend the role and impact of the civil rights movement during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, including key legislation and the involvement of young activists.

Recognize the significance of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and other groups in promoting nonviolent protest and change.

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