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| settlers that intermarried widely, creating a dominant culture |
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| segregating different cultures often through housing |
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| to succeed minority groups need to adopt the practices and characteristics of the host society |
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| various, ethnic, racial, religious, and other groups balancing the idea of "one people" with the reality of group identity |
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| allowable reasons for abortion were expanded to include rape and incest, the mental health of the mother, and whether or not the infant would likely be deformed |
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enrollment growth (increase in school age population)
ethnic hyperpluralism (shifting of schools ethnic composition)
social conflict
funding challenge |
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| CAs educational finance system based on local property values created created disparities between districts |
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| Hart Hughes education reform act |
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established higher high school graduation requirements
longer school days and years |
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| Master Plan for Higher Education |
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Donahoe Higher education act
1) prescibed enrollment parameters for each level
2) assigned different missions to each level
3) created governance structure to operate each sector and resolve the inevitable turf battles that would occur |
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| would provide a multistep path toward citizenship for those students who were brought to the US as children |
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| on one hand a caring concern for CAs truely needy and on the other a reluctance to support over reliance on public assistance |
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poor presuming no fault of their own
ie children, disabled |
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| unemployed able bodied adults especially men, the "lifestyle" poor or unemployed, and abusers of drugs and alcohol |
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| CAs major program to aid needy families |
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| paying doctors for the specific services they provide |
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| networks of doctors and hospitals providing comprehensive services at a predetermined price |
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| Cas version of the federal medicare program for low income individuals |
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trends
1) legislature reduced funding for mental health programs and shifted them to counties
2) mental health professionals embraced a new treatment philosophy that placed patients in communities not institutions |
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