Maurice’s research examines how children learn prejudice and discrimination from their parents. Maurice’s research is in line with __________.

Up until the late 1960s, African Americans were not allowed to live in “whites-only” neighborhoods, attend “whites-only” schools, eat in “whites-only” restaurants, or drink out of “whites-only” water fountains. This is an example of __________.

Matt Kinsler is a capitalist who owns a large candy manufacturing company. As such, Matt is a __________.

Ananias makes $35,000 a year and pays 6% of her income in taxes. Hortense makes over $1 million per year and pays 23% of her income in taxes. This reflects __________.

The likelihood that those living in single-mother households live beneath the poverty line is called __________.

The unequal distribution of wealth, income, power, and poverty is called __________.

White people are most likely to be killed by __________.

Which of the following best states the focus of the professor’s questioning in the above dialogue?

The clustering of women and men in different educational specialties is called __________.

An impatient driver who was fed up with jaywalking pedestrians drove straight at one of them, leaning on the horn and intending to make her jump. The pedestrian did not hear him or change her pace, however, because her music player was turned to full volume. A bystander on the curb rushed out to pull the pedestrian to safety. The pedestrian tripped as she was being pulled to the curb, fracturing her kneecap.   If the pedestrian sues the driver for assault, the likely result will be which of the following?