Sociology - Exam 4 - Part 1 - Chapter 10
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| personal traits & social positions members of a society attach to being female or male | Gender
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| unequal distribution of wealth, power, & privilege between men & women | Gender stratification
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| rule by mothers, females dominate males | Matriarchy
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| rule by fathers, males dominate females | Patriarchy
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| belief that one sex is innately superior to the other | Sexism
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| attitudes & activities that a society links to each sex | Gender roles
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| women in Administrative work | "pink-collar"
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| homemaking done in the evening after a woman's day of work | "Second shift"
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| Womens' sufferage amendment | 19th Amendment - 1920
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| any category of people distinguished by physical or cultural difference that a society sets apart & subordinates | Minority
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| Interplay of race, class, & gender | Intersection Theory
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| comments, gestures, or physical contacts of a sexual nature that are deliberate, repeated, and unwelcome | Sexual Harassment
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| Sexual Harassment - This for that | Quid pro quo
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| Talcott Parsons's Complementary set of roles | Instrumental, Expressive
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| Who said capitalism intensifies male domination? | Friedrich Engels
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| Types of feminism: | Liberal
Socialist
Radical
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| Where would you look in U.S. schools to find course in which men outnumber women? | the sciences
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| Margaret Mead's research on gender in three societies supports the conclusion that | societies may define both "masculine" and "feminine" differently
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| In about _______ of all cases of rape and attempted rape on U.S. college campuses, a woman knows her attacker. | 90%
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| Friedrich Engels claimed that capitalism | increases men's domination of women
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| Talcott Parsons described gender in terms of | complementarity
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| Talcott Parsons explained that society encourages _______ behavior in males, and _____ in females | instrumental; expressive
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| In 2009, U.S. women held about _______ of seats in Congress. | 17%
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| What share of married U.S. couples depend on two incomes? | more than half
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| In the United States in 2008, women in the labor force working full time earned ______ of the income earned by men working full time. | 77%
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| In 2009, research revealed that about what share of our country's richest people are women? | 10%
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| Friedrich Engels claimed men's desire to control their property brought about | monogamous marriage
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| As a social movement, feminism began with its "first wave" back in the | 1840s
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| What share of today's U.S. women are working for income? | 60%
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