Orthodox Jews and Mormons Have Especially Low Rates of Alcohol

question 61

Multiple Choice

Orthodox Jews and Mormons have especially low rates of alcohol use, underscoring the

• A) environment's role in alcoholism.
• B) role of genes in alcoholism.
• C) fact that alcoholism is largely inherited.
• D) fact that cultural variations do not impact alcoholism.

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Definitions:

Equitable Distribution

The fair and just allocation of resources among members of a community or economy.

Cultural Revolution

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Great Leap Forward

A movement led by Mao Zedong in China between 1958 and 1962 aimed at rapidly transforming China into a socialist society through rapid industrialization and collectivization, which unfortunately led to widespread famine.

Central Planning

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