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| movement of manufacturing plants (geographically) |
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| From North ---> To South and West |
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| movement of manufacturing plants (area) |
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| Unemployment & Street Crime |
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| includes those seeking employment, does not include those who are NOT seeking employment. |
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| 1st drug to be regulated. Used by the Chinese in 1800s. 1875: San Franciso passes ordinance against opium smoking. 1876: Similar legislation in Virginia City, Nevada. 1887: Fed. govt. outlawed importation of opium by the Chinese. 1909: Fed. govt. outlawed importation of opium by other groups. |
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| used primarily by Mexican Immigrants in U.S. 1937: Marijuana Tax Act. 1938: 1/4 of all fed. drug convictions involved a violation of the MTA. |
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| included in Harrison Act of 1914. 1980s: concern over crack cocaine. 1986 &1988: Drug Abuse Acts |
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| dominant male figure. characterized a lot by work. |
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| Masculinity liberation theory |
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| as women become more liberated, the more they commit crimes |
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| lowest status. largest catergory. most likely to be poor. most likely to be arrested. most likely to rob and hurt customers as well as being hurt themselves. |
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most common in South, Southwest, and Midwest. Are not full time. Usually come from small towns |
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| house prostitution (brothel) |
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| most require condoms. The madam is usually a "retired" prostitute. In Nevada prostitution is legal and carry ID cards and are fingerprinted. |
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