A) the law of the estates
B) the law of meritocracy
C) the law of status consistency
D) the law of primogeniture
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A) $301,300.
B) $120,300.
C) $51,300.
D) $19,300.
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A) accent in speech.
B) money.
C) social mobility.
D) going to college.
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A) all people begin life on a level playing field.
B) working hard is the only way people become wealthy.
C) most families have about the same life chances.
D) some people have more privileges and opportunities than others do.
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A) horizontal social mobility.
B) high status consistency.
C) low status consistency.
D) downward social mobility.
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A) increasing.
B) holding at about the same level.
C) decreasing.
D) likely to disappear completely.
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A) white-collar work.
B) blue-collar work.
C) industrial factory work.
D) manual labor.
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A) encouraging people to want an important job.
B) motivating people to work longer, harder, or better.
C) encouraging people to gain schooling and skills to perform more important jobs.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Since Marx's death, economic inequality remains pronounced in the United States.
B) Since Marx's death, more U.S. workers have unions to represent them.
C) Workers today benefit from workplace safety and minimum wage laws that did not exist in Marx's lifetime.
D) Since Marx's death, living standards in the United States have risen.
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A) mobility is mostly upward.
B) by and large, minorities are now out-earning whites.
C) more than ever before, rich and poor people live in different worlds.
D) the middle-class is getting larger.
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A) children determine their own social position based on their personal talents and efforts.
B) parents pass their social position on to their children.
C) children usually end up with a social position higher than that of their parents.
D) all children begin life with about the same social standing.
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A) the "old rich" or upper-upper class
B) the middle class
C) the working class
D) the lower class
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A) the clergy.
B) the nobility.
C) commoners.
D) the middle class.
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A) $79,302.
B) $61,521.
C) $40,435.
D) $30,607.
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