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… live in a beautiful land; we have ample natural resources; we have a long peaceful history; we are a truly multicultural nation; we have made major contributions to the advancement of society; and we are, all in all, a great people. Canada is the second…

… a tobacco company does, but rather because of what kids' friends do. Sociologists, child psychologists, and other experts agree that peer influence, the need to establish independence, and lack of parental involvement are the main reasons kids smoke. As…

… "Mary was married with children, had the perfect suburban life. Until her husband came clean with the help of Jim Beam and confessed all his sins one night. He said he'd fallen in love with a barmaid. He said that she made him feel reckless and…

… positions in the work force than ever before, although they are still held to lower management. The glass ceiling, according to the Department of Labor, is defined as "artificial barriers based on attitudinal or organization into management level…

… modern society there has been a dramatic increase in single parenting, specifically single mothers. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics, nationally, there were about 5.8 million single mothers in the work force, and 1.9 million single…

… are often in link with modern technology because they have to adapt to this technologically advanced and fast paced world. The values usually have significant changes in their lives that change their futures. Although most youths have the same base…

… with becoming a teenage parent. I have endured varying degrees of support and negativity from peers, and school staff. Simultaneously, I became a statistic. I was a typical teenager, I had many dreams, and high hopes of a bright future. This was all…

… and explain two reasons why church attenders are predominately female? (8 marks) 1)<Tab/>Females have lower rate of participation in paid work and this, it is argued gives women more time for church related activities, and more…

… briefly examine the extent to which religion can still be functional for individuals and society. Religion is a social institution which is present in all societies and provides the basis for any society's belief system. Human societies have always…

… 1 . Sociological Imagination: The ability to see how social conditions affect our lives...A sociologist would use it to formulate theories on how social change will influence society and its structure. Social conditions: The realities of life we create…