The People in Sherman's Essay, "The Anxieties of Affluence," Shared

Multiple Choice

The people in Sherman's essay, "The Anxieties of Affluence," shared a desire for

A) children in less affluent households to experience (or at least see) how their own children live.
B) their children to have experiences that would put them in contact with (or at least see) children in less affluent households.
C) their children to attend public schools, even though they could have put them into expensive private schools.
D) expensive private schools to admit more children from middle- and working-class families.