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Which type of gang does the text suggest emerged in the political climate of the 1960s?

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Which type of gang does the text suggest emerged in the political climate of the 1960s?

Which type of gang does the text suggest emerged in the political climate of the 1960s?

A) West Side Story gangs
B) violent hoodlums
C) peewee gangs
D) supergangs

(Question #2) Frederick Thrasher suggested that ethnic gangs evolve from playgroups without any particular ________.

A) organization
B) race
C) goal
D) parental supervision

(Question #3) Describe some of the school-related shootings mentioned in the text, along with the explanations for school killings.

What will be an ideal response?

(Question #4) What can schools do to control bullying in the school system?

What will be an ideal response?

(Question #5) Explain in detail the case of New Jersey v. T.L.O.

What will be an ideal response?

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