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Social Stratification (Sociology Chapter 9)
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Resources and rewards are distributed on the basis of ascribed statuses.
Exogamy
Caste System
Endogamy
Class System
2
What is the poverty threshold for 2 people under 65 with no children?
24,036
16,337
19,096
12,331
3
What is the 2014 national poverty rate for people aged 18 to 64?
14.8%
21.1%
13.5%
10%
4
What year did India outlaw discrimination against the untouchable caste?
1955
1965
1950
1960
5
movement between classes; can be upward or downward
Intergenerational Mobility
Horizontal Mobility
Vertical Mobility
6
Factory workers, clerical workers, salespeople, some craft workers; 30% of population
Lower Middle
Working Poor
Upper Middle
Working Class
7
What is the 2014 national poverty rate?
14.8%
10%
13.5%
21.1%
8
What is the poverty threshold for three people if 2 are children?
19,096
16,337
12,331
24,036
9
Name the lady that walked 10 1/2 miles to work in the "People like us" documentary.
Tammy
Tabitha
Alice
Theresa
10
Rewards that do not always reflect the social values of roles is a critique of which theory
Marxist Conflict Theory
Inequality Theory
American Conflict Theory
Functionalist Theory
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movement within a class
Horizontal Mobility
Vertical Mobility
Intergenerational Mobility
12
What age group is most likely to live in poverty
Children
Teenagers
Adults 40-55
Adults 24-36
13
The unequal sharing of scarce resources and social rewards
Social Class
Exogamy
Caste System
Social Inequality
14
Marriage outside of your own social category
Proletariat
Endogamy
Exogamy
Bourgeoisie
15
What is the most important factor in upward mobility?
Education
Technology
Geography
Parental Occupation
16
The movement between or within social classes or strata is ____________.
Horizontal Mobility
Social Mobility
Social Inequality
Vertical Mobility
17
Refers to the average number of years a person born in a particular year can expect to live
Social Chances
Social Opportunities
Life Expectancy
Life Chances
18
What is the poverty threshold for 4 people if 2 are children?
12,331
19,096
16,337
24,036
19
An example of a transfer payment:
Housing
SSI
Food Stamps
Medicaid
20
The workers in a communist society are the _____________.
Bourgeoisie
Endogamy
Exogamy
Proletariat
21
Class that is 1% of the population
Working Class
Lower Middle
Working Poor
Upper
22
on welfare; 3 percent of population
Working Poor
Lower Middle
Working Class
Underclass
23
The division of society into categories, ranks, or classes
Social Inequality
Social Stratification
Social Status
Social Class
24
Attend college or university, business executives, professionals
Upper Middle
Working Class
Working Poor
Lower Middle
25
What is the poverty threshold for three People if 2 are children?
16,337
24,036
19,096
12,331
26
status differences between generations
Horizontal Mobility
Vertical Mobility
Intergenerational Mobility
27
The owners in a communist society are the _____________.
Endogamy
Bourgeoisie
Proletariat
Exogamy
28
Likelihood that individuals have of sharing in the opportunities and benefits of society
Social Opportunities
Life Chances
Life Expectancy
Social Chances
29
____ ____ believed class consisted of 3 factors: property, prestige, and power
C. Wright Mills
Max Weber
Karl Marx
Gerhard Lenski
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____ ____defined social class in terms of who owns the means of production.
C. Wright Mills
Max Weber
Gerhard Lenski
Karl Marx