Domestic Networks (From All Our Kin: Strategies of Survival in a Black

question 52

Multiple Choice

Domestic Networks (from All Our Kin: Strategies of Survival in a Black Community) CAROL B. STACK
-In her essay Stack relates how a family that inherited money when an uncle died:

• A) used the money to make a down payment on a small business, and thus escaped poverty
• B) returned the money, believing it was not right to accept money they had not earned
• C) sent the money to relatives living abroad so they could come to the United States
• D) made contributions to people in a wide network of kin who seriously needed the money
• E) gambled away the money and spent it on luxury items that were soon lost or pawned
• 40) From The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism MAX WEBER

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Retail Value

The price at which goods are sold to the final consumer, inclusive of markups by retailers.

Directly

In a straightforward or unmediated way, often referring to a direct cause and effect relationship or manner of communication.

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In a way that is not directly evident or straightforward; involving an intermediary step or process.

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