Exam 7: Stratification,class,and Inequality
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The super-rich in the United States were able to accumulate vast amounts of wealth partly because globalization enabled them to
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French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu emphasizes the importance of "cultural capital" in determining a child's later social class.Identify the example of cultural capital.
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A stratification system in which certain people are owned as property is known as
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Absolute poverty means,essentially,not having enough to eat.What does relative poverty mean?
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Working-class children are most likely to do which of the following after graduating from high school?
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In a short paragraph,answer the following questions: What are the differences in average income and wealth between whites,African Americans,and Latinos? What are the sociological explanations for why these gaps exist?
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According to the textbook,one conclusion we can draw about the upper class in the United States is that
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Davis and Moore's explanation of class stratification differs from that of Marx and Weber because
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Which of the following is a true statement about social class?
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Oprah Winfrey was born into poverty and raised by a single mother,yet today she is one of the richest women in America.According to the textbook,the social position we are born into affects our life chances,but our class position is also
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When sociologists examine how far an individual moves up or down the socioeconomic scale in his or her lifetime,they are studying
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We can conclude that one of the main differences between a society based on caste versus one based on class is that
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Wealth and income are both important determinants of social class.Which of the following best characterizes the relationship between wealth and income in the United States?
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Answer the following questions in a few sentences.What is the difference between income and wealth? How are income and wealth related?
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Karl Marx called those who own the means of production ______ and those who make their living by selling their own labor power for a wage ______.
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Andrew is a twenty-something,currently unemployed Jewish male from a wealthy background.Louis is a thirty-year-old Puerto Rican man who currently works in retail.In addition to class,which other difference might Max Weber point to in attempting to understand their respective social positions?
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Those who believe that poverty results from structural factors beyond the control of individuals would see which of the following as a source of poverty?
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