Year 12 Sociology Revision - Unit 3 AOS 2

Social group categorised by distinct way of life with set customary values, such as language, history, customs, religion

A sovereign state that has a highly developed economy and advanced technological infrastructure.

The practice of judging another culture by the standards of one’s own culture:

When a group or a person has been left out or prohibited from participating in something:

The view that a society or social system cannot be fully understood without comparing it to other societies:

4 common responses to ethnic hybridity:

Social inclusion refers to having the resources, opportunities and capabilities people need to:

A process of interaction between different cultures, whereby people from diverse ethnic backgrounds can live as equals:

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Australia's ethnic diversity can be described as:

Why Sociologists prefer the term ‘ethnicity’ over 'race':

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The practice of understanding a culture by its own standards:

Refers to identifying as part of a social group, categorised by distinctive ways of life with cultural traits e.g custom

Ethnic hybridity can be defined as:

When a group or person is included and integrated into a group and made to feel a part of something:

Refers to a category of people who share biological traits such as skin colour and facial features:

Opportunities and options that make inclusion possible:

Obstacles that prevent people from feeling a sense of belonging and inclusion:

The cultural diversity of societies in terms of their demographic make‐up and presence in the community