Exam 13: Gender Stratification
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Where would you look in Canadian schools to find courses in which men outnumber women?
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Comparing the performances of female and male athletes over time shows
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In a short essay, answer the following questions: Is social class or gender more important in shaping the life of an individual born in Canada today? How does each factor matter? Provide reasons for your choice. Consider how social class and gender interact.
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In her famous study, Margaret Mead investigated gender in three African societies.
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Which of the following concepts refers to social organization in which males dominate females?
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If you could end violence against women in one setting, which of the following would reduce this type of violence the most?
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In Canada, most engineers, judges, and college presidents are men.
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Feminism supports women's control over their sexuality and reproduction.
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Apply the structural-functional and social-conflict approaches to the issue of gender. What are key insights offered by each theoretical approach? How does each approach view gender differences and gender inequality? How does each respond to the changes in gender across the twentieth century?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of gender division in advertising?
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In global perspective, the region in which women have the least social power is North America.
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Which of the following statements is a correct reason to see women as a minority in Canada?
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Discuss two main theoretical perspectives on gender inequality-structural functionalism and social-conflict theory. What are the general arguments of each perspective? What does each theory claim about gender inequality? If you were a structural functionalist, what would you say should be done, if anything, about gender inequality in Canada? As a conflict theorist, what would you say, if anything, should be done? What do you personally feel should be done regarding gender inequality in Canada?
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Feminists argue that patriarchy distorts the relationships between men and women.
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