_____ is the division of large numbers of people into layers according to their relative property, power, and prestige. |
a. social stratification (think layering) |
What is the difference between bonded labor and slavery? |
b. Bonded labor is entered into voluntarily |
_____ refers to beliefs about the way things ought to be that justify social arrangements. Social stratification |
Ideology |
A person’s status is a lifelong condition determined by birth in |
a caste system |
In endogamy, one marries within one’s group. |
marries within one’s group |
The system of separating racial-ethnic groups that was practiced in South Africa was called |
apartheid |
In a class system, what is the main basis for social stratification? |
money |
The wealthiest 1% of adults worldwide own _____ of the Earth’s wealth. |
46% |
Gender is a basis of social stratification for ______ society(ies) in the world. |
every |
The tools, factories, land, and investment capital used to produce wealth make up the |
means of production |
_____ Weber _____ Marx viewed property as significant in determining a person’s standing in society. |
Both; and |
Which of the following is most effective in maintaining society’s stratification? |
Controlling people’s ideas |
To maintain their power, elites attempt to _____ information. |
control |
The terms that do not imply value judgments about some parts of the world while splitting it up into conceptual groups are |
Most industrialized, industrializing, and least ind. |
The _____ richest people in the world own as much of the world’s wealth as the bottom half of the whole world’s population. |
85 |
Which category of nations has the most land? |
Least industrialized nation |
The United States, Canada, Great Britain, France, Japan, Australia, and other countries make up the |
most industrialized nations |
In the Least Industrialized Nations, _____ people are poor. |
most |
_____ assumes that the values and behaviors of the poor make them fundamentally different from other people. |
The culture of poverty |
Global domination |
may be on the verge of a major shift from West to East. |
When workers identified with the interests of capitalists, Marx called it _____ class consciousness. |
false |
The divine right of kings asserts that the king’s or queen’s authority comes from |
God |
_____, according to Weber, is (are) a large group of people who rank close to one another in property, power, and prestige. |
social class |
_____ is the ability to carry out your will, even over the resistance of others. |
Power |
_____ is respect or regard. |
Prestige |
Status consistency refers to |
ranking high or low on all three dimensions of social class. |
Marx’s model of the social classes included |
workers |
The class most shaped by education is the _____ class. |
upper middle |
Members of the _____ tend to think of themselves as having "real jobs" and regard the "suits" above them as paper pushers. |
working class |
Homeless people are part of the |
underclass |
As you go down the social-class ladder, what happens to your mental health? |
it worsens |
When it comes to child rearing, lower-class parents tend to focus more on |
c. getting their children to follow rules or obey authority |
When it comes to religion, the lower classes tend to be attracted to |
b. |
Which statement is true about people toward the bottom of the class structure |
c |
_____ refers to the change that family members make in social class from one generation to the next. |
intergenerational mobility |
In Mexico, Javier was a physician. Javier emigrated to the United States and ended up working as a carpenter (which had been his hobby in Mexico). Javier experienced _____ mobility. downward social |
downward social |
What proportion of all African American adults works at white-collar jobs |
more than half |
The official measure of poverty of the U.S. government is called the poverty line. |
called the poverty line |
Which statement about poverty is true? |
more children than adults are poor |
The reason why families headed by a mother, rather than by a mother and father or a father alone, are more likely to be poor is because |
b women average only 72% of what men earn |
Going without something in the present in the hope of achieving greater gains in the future is called |
deferred gratification |
___ refers to a group whose inherited physical characteristics distinguish it from other groups. |
race |
The annihilation or attempted annihilation of a people because of their presumed race or ethnicity is known as genocide |
genocide |
The difference between ethnicity and race is that ethnicity refers to _____ characteristics, and race to _____ characteristics, distinguishing one group of people from another. cultural; inherited physical |
cultural; inherited physical |
_____ is an act of unfair treatment directed against an individual or a group. |
discrimination |
Ezekiel’s research (1995) found that Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazi leaders believed that race represents the essence of a person. |
represents the essence of a person |
_____ mortgage applicants are most frequently offered subprime loans, which charge the highest interest. |
b |
In unintentional discrimination, |
c |
Symbolic interactionists focus on the role of _____ in affecting perception and creating prejudice. |
labels |
The United States government’s relocation of Native Americans to reservations is an example of |
a. dpt |
orcible expulsion and genocide are types of |
d. ec |
_____ permits—or encourages—ethnic differences. |
multiculturalism |
WASP stands for |
b. white anglo |
Among Americans of European descent, the largest group comes from Germany |
a. germany |
There is a disagreement among sociologists on whether _____ or race is (are) more important in determining the life chances of African Americans. |
d. social class |
The concern in some quarters that too many immigrants will change the character of the United States is |
c. age old |
Sociology 7, 8, 9
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