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Race and Changing Household Structure

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Abstract:: The textbook for this course discusses cross-cultural variations in household structure, as well as changes across time in household structure in the United States. The purpose of this exercise is to examine variations in household structure in the United States according to race and historical period.

Subject:: Social Sciences
Grade Level:: Post-secondary
Collection:: DataCounts!

Trends in Marriage Behavior

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Abstract:: Students will explore trends in marriage from 1950-2000. The purpose of this assignment is to give some familiarity with how sociologists use datasets to both describe and analyze the social world.

Subject:: Social Sciences
Grade Level:: Post-secondary
Collection:: DataCounts!

Who Are the Poor?

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Abstract:: In this assignment, we will perform a simple analysis of poor households in the United States, considering whether certain kinds of households are more likely to be poor and what sorts of households make up the largest proportion of the poor. Students will be looking at three characteristics that may be associated with poverty: race, age, and family type.

Subject:: Social Sciences
Grade Level:: Post-secondary
Collection:: DataCounts!

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