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| focuses on a messiah to come | messianism
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| spirits look human | anthropomorphic spirits
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| merging two or more religions together often hiding one behind 1 with similair beliefs | syncretism
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| act involving manipulation of religous symbols | ritual
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| explanation of physical and social environment, serve emotional needs, helps people understand the world, help preserve social order and control | functions of religion in a society
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| smaller and different than regular religion | sect
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| spirtis in shape of animals | zoomorphic spirits
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| spirits in shapes of trees | naturistic spirits
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| creation of a utopian future | vitalism
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| coming of catastrophic will signal beginning of new age | millenarianism
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| emphasizes spiritual unity of all human kind | Bahai Faith
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| Chritianity, islam, athiest, hindu | top 4 religions
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| biological make up of a group of people | race
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| cultural or social beliefs of a group of people | ethnicity
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| natural resources, means of producing goods and services are privately owned | capitalism
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| natural resources and means of producing goods and services are collectively owned | socialism
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| any commodity | goods
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| any activity that benefits others | services
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| revolution that permanant settlements, job specialization, and personal choice came from | agricultural
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| revolution that new sources of energy, centralization or work, mass production, and specialization arose from | industrial
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| revolution which tangible products went to ideas, mechanical skills went to literary skills, and from factories to almost anywhere | post industrial
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| against industrial revolution | marx
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| hypothetical economy, where all members of a society are equal | communism
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| draws raw materials from natural environment, largest in low income nations | primary
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| raw material to manufactured goods | secondary
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| involves services rather than goods | tertiary
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| combines mostly market based economy with extensive social welfare programs | welfare capitalism
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| companies are privately owned but cooperate closely with the governmetn | state capitalism
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| framework for building theory that sees society as the product of the everyday interactions of individuals | symbolic intersaction
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| belief in a single divine power | monotheism
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| type of religous organazation that is well integrated into the larger society | church
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| church formally allied with the state | state church
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| church independant of the state recognizes religous pluralism | denomination
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| religous organazation that is completely outside a societys cultural traditions | cult
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| religion which the supreme being is viewed as a sacred trinity believe in a single divine power | chritianity
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| word of God as reveald to Muhammed | Islam
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| illegal for employers to employ undocumented legalize most illegals with significant us work history | IRCA 1986
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| dramatically increased border patrol funding created draconian penalties for illegal immigrants who repeatedly crossed the border illegally | IIRIRA 1996
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| social-conflict approach, colonialsim moved wealth from some countries to others making some nations rich and some poor, rich countries are part of the problem, making poor countries economicalyy dependant in debt | Dependancy theory
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| social chane begun by industrialization mass production created poverty, rich countries are part of solution because they contribute mass production, foreign aid, and advanced schooling | modeization theory
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| a capitalist society with pronounced social stratification | class society theory
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| socially isolated people seek out social movement as a way to gain a sense of belonging and importance | mass society theory
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| domination of a large group by a small few | oligarchy
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| organazation with a legal existance including rights, liabilities, seperate form that of its members | corporation
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| both require you to work in small places, pay small wages, can be done by unskilled people, both hold health hazards | factories vs. computers
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| social institution that distributes power sets a societys goals and makes decisions | politics
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| to go to another country | immigration
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| to leave your country | emmigration
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| constantly moving from place to place | migration
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| person not from that place | alien
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| person from that place | resident
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| person from another country that is here illegally or their visa has expired | undocumented
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| person from another country that is documented, has a work visa or tourist visa etc. | documented
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| stopped chinese migration to the us | chinese exclusion act
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| banned japanese migration to us | immigraton act of 1924
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| allowed 2x'sas manu english, irish and half as many Scandanavian and german | quota 1929
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| overturned 1924 act purring in quota for western hemisphere immigrants for the first time | immigration bill 1965
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| number of undocumented in us | 9-12million
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| percentage of undocumented from mexico | 50-57%
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| percentage that entered illegaly | 42%
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| top three countries for foreign born in us | mexico, china, phillipines
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| top three countries for foreign born in illinois | mexico, poland and india
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| gives orders in which people are eligible to come to the us and become legal residents | visa bullentin
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