Reluctant liberal is the correct answer.
A reluctant liberal, also known as fair-weather liberal, is defined as a person who discriminates even though he/she does not have personal prejudice. When the owner of the car dealership is not prejudiced, but ends up discriminating because there's social pressure that makes him do so, he is acting as a reluctant liberal.
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This is an example of a "cohort difference."
An cohort study refers to a specific type of longitudinal investigation that example an cohort (a gathering of individuals who share a characterizing trademark, regularly the individuals who encountered a typical occasion in a chose period, for example, birth or graduation), playing out a cross-segment at intervals through time. Hope it helps!
The reason why <span>civil rights workers believe that Birmingham was a good place to protest are:
</span><span>-Eugene Connor was the city's Public Safety Commissioner.
- Police would use violence against nonviolent protesters.
-Media would increase pressure to change.
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Back then, Birmingham Alabama was regarded as the city with the most racial discrimination in the country. They believe if they managed to conduct a successful protest here, the others would be easy to be conducted.
B. Social institution
A, C and D are both different examples of specific societies and institutions, the question given was for a general definition. Therefore B is the correct answer, as it deals with the general structure.
