Whither Democracy?: Does Equalizing Opportunity Create Hereditary Social Classes? A Speculative Study

ability average become belong born boys breed cent chapter child common labor conclusion correlation degree democracy democracy plays doubt effect elements environment equal eral evidence fact farm fathers feeble-minded genetic germ plasm girls graduate Hakkas hereditary heredity high intelligence high school higher occupational highest class human important inborn capacity individual industrial inferior inherited intellectual intelligence quotient Kallikak family Karl Pearson Lamarckian large number lawyer living lower classes lower groups lowest occupational marriage marry measure mental age mental tests migration mothers native intelligence nature nearly nomic normal occu occupational classes occupational group occupational level occupational scale offspring opportunities parents pational physical traits portunities possessed possible practically prediction qualities question reach reason regarded respect skilled trades social classes social stratification success superior tend tendency thousand tion true uncon variation vocational women workers