Family Quiz SOC111 Jesse McClurkinJesse McClurkin SOC111 04/26/2018 Marriage And Family Quiz The articles being used for this comparison are “Comparative Patterns of Interracial Marriage: Structural Opportunities, Third-party Factors, and Temporal Change in Immigrant Societies” by Cardell K. Jacobson and Tim B. Heaton and “Trends in Marital Happiness by Gender and Race, 1973 to 2006” by Mamadi Corra et al. These two articles were chosen because I intended to find out whether or not patterns of interracial marriages have a correlation to the rates of which people are finding happiness in their marriages. The “Comparative Patterns…” article used Canada, the United States, Hawaii (a special case because it is not its own nation), New Zealand, South Africa, and Xinjiang China as the participating populations for this study. This was done because those nations have varying ratios of minority to dominant majority (dominant meaning in terms of political rep