The Term 'Institutional Completeness' as Used by Breton (1964)best Describes

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Multiple Choice

The term 'institutional completeness' as used by Breton (1964) best describes what?

• A)The extent to which an ethnic community contains representative types of organisations such that individuals may live out their lives within the boundaries of the community
• B)The way that migrants tend to migrate in chains so that they move to live with others who share the same ethnicity
• C)The view of ethnicity that defines interests in material terms
• D)The way that ethnic groups create a continuum by marrying others of the same ethnicity

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