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a category of people
who share inherited physical characteristics
that distinguish them from others. |
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a people who are
perceived to belong to the same broad
category loosely based on a number of visible
shared physical characteristics such as skin
color, hair, and facial features. |
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| old law that said people with even 1/32 "negro blood" in them was considered black |
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category of people defined on the basis of
their cultural characteristics and common
cultural heritage |
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a subordinate group
that occupies an inferior position of prestige,
wealth and power. |
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denies victims human qualities and depicts them as
subhuman. |
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the unfavorable treatment of
people, denying them opportunities or rights
because of their group membership or for other
arbitrary reasons. |
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is
the systematic
killing of
people within
one category,
often with the
intent of
eliminating the
entire category
of people. |
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is the use of harassment,
discrimination, and persecution to encourage minorities to
leave |
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policies that refuse admission or citizenship to
certain categories of people. |
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policies that exploit a minority
group by excluding it from equal participation
in society. |
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| the formal seperation of different categories of people |
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occurs when a minority group is absorbed into
the dominant culture. |
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occurs when minorities adopt the traits of the
dominant group to produce a homogeneous society centered around the
dominant group |
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a view of assimilation in which ethnic groups contribute to
the creation of a new society and culture different from that any single
group brought with them. |
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occurs when ethnic and racial
groups coexist equally while preserving their distinctive identities. This
is the most tolerant of policies toward minorities. |
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a
category of people having little power who they can unfairly
blame for their troubles. |
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| Authoritarian Personality |
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| very insecure people who are very prejudice and feel like they are constantly being threatened (hate people who dont even exist) |
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a system of social
relationships in which men dominate
women |
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a belief that one sex is
superior to the other, often used to justify
patriarchy |
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| Patriarchy in the US is more common among |
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he
distribution of wealth, power, and social prestige
among men and women. |
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| female dominated occupations |
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a barrier that, while not obvious and
easily visible, blocks women’s movement into the top
ranks of management. |
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occurs when the day-to-day
operations, rules, and policies of organizations and
institutions discriminate against one sex. |
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| When a woman works all day at a job and then comes home and works all night cleaning, cooking, and taking care of kids |
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| in the United States today more women.. |
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| graduate from college then men do |
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desperate, but ultimately ill-fated
attempt to arrest the progress of technology in the workplace to save
the jobs of people being displaced by that new technology. |
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| used gorilla warfare by running into factories and smashing machines that were taking the jobs of so many.. they failed to lobby pariliament |
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| breaking a large task into smaller easier ones so you can hire less skilled/cheaper workers |
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a process of production in which products are
standardized, parts are interchangeable, precision tools fit parts together
precisely, and the production is mechanized to produce a continuous
high volume. |
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| Henry Ford revolutionized car making |
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| by using an assembly line and interchangeable parts |
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| Henry Ford paid his employees 5 dollars a day (very good money back then) so that they could afford to buy his cars |
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the simplification of
jobs through scientific management, mechanization, and
deskilling. |
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| whats the opposite of rationalization? |
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one in which there is a relatively advantaged
primary form of employment and a relatively disadvantaged secondary
form of employment. |
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consists of all economic transactions
involving income that is not reported to the government as required by law... like tipping waitresses or other cash transactions |
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commercial organizations
whose operations span international
boundaries. |
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| how many people die every day from work related injuries? |
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In general, capitalist countries tend to enjoy greater economic
productivity and greater economic inequality than socialist countries. |
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| What country has the fastest growing population? |
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| the scientific study of human populations. |
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| Population has 3 parts... |
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| Immigration, Mortality, Fertility |
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| the average number of live births per year per thousand women in the population. |
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| the difference between immigration and emigration. |
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| is social behavior that occurs outside the conventions of established social statuses, roles, and norms. |
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| a collection of people in the same place at the same time acting as individuals rather than as a solidary group |
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