Answer: towards reflecting values
Explanation: In sociology, values usually reflect a society's sense of right or wrong and how certain things ought to be done. Values often suggest how people should behave, but they don’t accurately reflect how people actually behave.
These actions by both sets of parents are attempts to ensure that their children fit in with their peers as the parents were afraid of their children being seen as different. These actions that a parent takes in deciding whether to provide their child with something is known as reflecting values.
The Pullman Strike was a nationwide railroad strike by workers in 1894 that followed the Great Panic of 1893. The strike was called because railroad workers were protesting the cuts in wages and salaries that were put into place by the Pullman company, however, they were angered by the fact that their rents at company houses and other major expenses in company owned towns were not cut as well as the economy turned south. Therefore, the workers led a nationwide strike in the hopes of increasing wages and improving their conditions.
The correct answer is c<span>.tend to be similar in race, ethnicity, and ses
School-aged children tend to show a preference for friends that are more similar to them in terms of socio-economic status (SES), race and ethnicity. While this preference is more subconscious rather than deliberate, it likely results from children's tendency to prefer what is more familiar and known to them.</span>
Answer:
No
Explanation:
This question is more of a personal opinion, that being said I do not think it is fair. In a fair world individuals that make large quantities of money such as 100,000 should be the ones that have to pay for such services as postal services. Individuals that do not make as much should be the ones receiving these benefits such as postal service because it is already difficult for them to pay their necessities to live and do not always have enough to pay for such services.
The correct answer is chromatic alterations.
Chromatic Alterations or Chromaticism is defined as the altered pitches that are found outside the range of a certain musical composition. The symbols used to show chromatic alterations are known as "accidentals". Enharmonic Equivalence is defines as the pitches that share the common pitch-space, yet they are spelled differently from one another.
