Sociology - Exam 3 - Part 2 - Chapter 8 & 9
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| system by which a society ranks categories of people in a hierarchy | Social Stratification
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| one person owns another | Chattel slavery
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| employers hold workers captive by paying them too little to meet their debts | Debt bondage
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| movement of men, women & children from one place to another for the purpose of forced labor | Human trafficking
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| social stratification based on ascription or birth | Caste System
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| marriage within caste | endogamy
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| social stratification based on both birth & individual achievement | Class System
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| based on personal merit | Meritocracy
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| social stratification has beneficial consequences for society | Davis-Moore Thesis
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| More important positions must be filled by the more qualified people | Structural Functional
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| Some positions are more important than others | Structural Functional
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| Said social stratification is based on relationship to the means of production | Karl Marx, Social Conflict
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| owners & operators | Capitalists
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| sell their labor | Proletariats
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| Said Social class is 3 dimensional | Max Weber, Social Conflict
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| 3 dimensions of Max Weber's theory | Class (position), Status (prestige), Power
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| ranking based on various dimensions of social inequality | Socioeconomic status (SES)
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| buying & using products with an eye to the “statement” they make about social position | Conspicuous consumption
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| Four general rankings of Social Class in the U.S. | Upper, Middle, Working, Lower
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| Severities of Poverty | Relative, Absolute, Official
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| The working rich | lower uppers
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