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| a soc matter that defines the satus between classes |
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| unequal distribuatation of valued goods |
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| competition of social classes for control over means of production |
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| what does societys stratification system relfect |
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| degree of economic inequality.. has decreased |
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soc forces of deindustrailizatoins and globalization.
what are trends? |
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| shapping ineq. and determining life of indiv |
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| individ abbility to move up or down within stratification system |
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| individ can compete for luctrative and powerful positions |
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| distinquish between who owns and who controls income producing property |
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| respect and honor to person by others |
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| ability to affect dec making to favor ones interest |
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| manor is which basic needs are satisfied |
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little inequality due to little wealth.
shared respect and jobs |
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done by hand, or with draft animal
inequality begain to increase due to the fact men would work out side and domestic jobs for women |
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| new machine required large investments of capitial to development and purchase |
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investments in people.
litteracy skill ect |
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| Kuznets bottowmed out in 70s. average wages stopped increasing, middle class stopped growing |
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economic fortunes of middle class income declined because american econ has lost goods
job structure
new plants
and growing comp from abroad |
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| big gove and high taxes, high levels of equality, high qualityh of life |
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| what global specias consolidation predict |
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| all racial and ethnic boundries will gradually disappear as other parts of the world interact |
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distinguished
less opp to get weath prestige and power becuase of discrimination |
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| global specias consolidation: unified |
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| greater resources, wealth, pol pwer and opp and status |
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prejudice poeple based on thier grop membershiop
a tendency to think about other grops in neg ways |
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| overgeneralizations about an entire group |
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| what are 3 seperate groups of assimilaton |
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intergration...minority groups begin to enter public sectors
acculturation...minority learns culture and heritage of dom counrty
intermarriage... minority and dom begain to marry |
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| struct seperate and maintains disticnt identities |
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| racial alternative to assimilation |
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| conditions in which groups frist come together |
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| shift from manufacturing to service based economy |
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| extreme concentration of poverty combined with racial segragation |
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| what does gender consist of |
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| social characteristics assigned to people of diff sexes |
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| feminisht theoretical perspective |
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| attemped to address the constitution and inequality of gender by examining diff social instutions |
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| addressing gender differences by examining relevant theoretical explanations for them |
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| connections with the mommy |
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| connections with the pops |
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| what are the 4 feminist perspectives? |
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| marxist, radical, liberal, multicultural |
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| gender inequality rooted in social class inequality so youd have to get rid of capitalism |
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| men are in power and dominate all aspects of society |
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| gender inequality due to lack of opportunity due to women- if laws changed equality would increase |
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| number of factors make inequality- race ethnicity, age, religion |
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| leader of progressive movement |
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| improvements for women/children in workforce |
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| what did the progressive movement argue |
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| argued womens maternal function was greater importance to society |
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| a wage large enough to support masculine entitlements |
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| lifted stigma from premarital sex and divore- expanding womens options |
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| all plants owned by high end companies- high work low wage |
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| structural adjustment programs |
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| require developing countries to devalue currency |
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| world institution perspective |
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| argues that society across world have adopted similar educational instit. based on western ideals |
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| world institution perspective |
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| argues that society across world have adopted similar educational instit. based on western ideals |
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| equal opp for men and women in public schools |
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