This article discusses the disputes between the United States and Great Britain arising from the Treaty of 1783 and sets the stage for John Jay's diplomatic mission to Great Britain to head off war. The terms of the Jay Treaty and the public furor it caused are commented on. (Author/RM)

Investigates the attitudes and values among secondary school teachers choosing to join union organizations, hypothesizing that status inconsistency among the dimensions of prestige and income is an important motive for militant behavior among secondary teachers. (Author/JM)

Differing histories, racial compositions, economic interests, and present circumstances cut across the Mexican American people obliquely and work against a sense of ethnic identity or cultural nationalism. (Author)

This study compares the attitudes of black youth who have a favorable orientation toward the Black Panthers with those of black youth who appear to be oriented toward the NAACP, using data collected in five black segregated high schools. (Author/JM)

Analyzed in this study were parents' educational background, occupation, age, and such characteristics of their families as size, how much they agreed or disagreed with their children about social and political issues and campus dissent, and how often they discussed such issues with their children. Parental support for the goals of activists…

Persons inhabiting a small rural poverty pocket along New York State's Southern Appalachian tier hold an almost despairing and isolated view of the outside world. (DM)

The data presented here indicates improved opportunities for a larger role for Mexican Americans in Texas politics and may be used as a bench mark to periodically measure the rate and direction of political change. (Author)

Results of a survey of 475 Catholic high school administrators show that an overwhelming number of them equate a course on Education for Justice, Peace and Development as antipatriotic, antiadministration, and anti-Vietnam. (Author/CB)