I need to double check this please! In a caste system a. there may still be a gr
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I need to double check this please! In a caste system a. there may still be a great deal of structural mobility. b. there may be a lot of exchange mobility provided there is a lot of structural mobility. c. structural mobility is highly unlikely, though exchange mobility happens fairly regularly. d. all forms of mobility are possible, but highly unlikely. e. children are more likely to acquire the talents and motivation of their parents. The standard for being labeled an "integrated neighborhood" by the U.S. Census Bureau. a. is achieved by about 20% of all American blocks or neighborhoods. b. requires that a block or neighborhood have a racial and ethnic composition that is identical to the city's or town's as a whole. c. is far too easy to achieve to measure integration adequately. d. requires that a block or neighborhood have a racial and ethnic composition that is identical to the nation's as a whole. In modem, industrial nations a. except for Scandinavian countries, most people in each country believe that a woman needs to have children in order to be fulfilled. b. usually, males are much more likely than females to say that a woman needs to have children in order to be fulfilled. c. usually, females are much more likely than males to say that a woman needs to have children in order to be fulfilled. d. to a large extent, males and females are in agreement about whether or not a woman needs to have children in order to be fulfilled. e. a and d Of the following, which nation has the highest homicide rate? a. the United States b Finland c. Slovenia d. the Netherlands e. Great Britain Cesare Lombroso's research upon which he formulated the idea of "born criminals a. involved comparing the physical features of male prisoners with those of sold. b. was statistically sophisticated and precise. c. was praised by the French sociologist Emile Durkheim. d. suggested that such criminals were so hopeless that society had little choice execute them. c. all of the aboveExplanation / Answer
1) Caste is defined as a closed social system which members of that particular caste acquire by virtue of birth. Restrictions on endogamy and social intercourse helps to maintain insularity of such castes. Social mobility, structural mobility and exchange mobility although possible in caste system is very difficult unlike class system which allows such mobility by individual achievements.
Therefore, the answer for this question is option (c). In a caste system, all forms of mobility are possible but highly unlikely.