SOC Chapter 9-12 Word Scramble
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| Question | Answer |
| A Blank is a group of people who share a roughly similar economic position and lifestyle. | class |
| According to Karl Marx, the structure of the capitalist system is characterized by | conflict |
| Max Weber used the term class to refer to people who share | current market situation |
| Which are most likely to be affected by a person's social class? | -membership in clubs -formal schooling -religious affiliation |
| In Karl Marx's analysis, which of the following inevitably lead to conflict between the major classes? | -The workers want to maximize wages. -Workers are paid less than the value of their labor. -Business want more profit |
| Financial assets, such as savings, real estate, stocks, and bonds, minus any outstanding debt constitute one's | wealth |
| Marx conceptualized class in terms of ______, but Weber looked at it in terms of ______. | organization of work; life chances |
| Functionalists believe which of the following about class stratification? | They believe class stratification produces rewards for everyone. |
| Which U.S. social class does not have a major asset to contribute to the economy? | underclass |
| In general, the richer people are, the smaller the percentage of their income that comes from | employment |
| Which of the following are true about income? | Most people derive their income primarily from wages and salaries. |
| Which perspective is more likely to endorse the argument that the most talented people would not spend many years in school training to become a doctor if a career in medicine provided no greater benefits than a career in a fast-food industry? | Functionalist perspective |
| John works at an electric power company. He always take breaks at 12:30 pm. He asks permission when he wants to use the restroom. John must be a(n) ______ employee. | working class |
| Which of the following sociologists coined the term cultural capital? | Pierre Bourdieu |
| Which sociologist argued that a capitalist society produces conflict between factory owners and factory workers? | Karl Marx |
| College professors, plumbers, bank presidents, and welders together illustrate the variance of | individual members of the middle-class system. |
| Which of the following terms refers to earnings from work or to the value of investments less outstanding debts? | wealth |
| Joanne’s employment status varies. She is sporadically and briefly employed and depends on long-term public assistance. She is a part of the | under class. |
| Which sociologist argues that position in the class system is more powerful than race when determining blacks’ access to privilege and power? | William Julius Wilson |
| The poverty line is a measure of scarcity that has been calculated by multiplying a minimal food budget by a factor of three. Presently, it would be more realistic to multiply a minimal food budget by a factor of | five |
| The concept of “equal outcomes” means that the government | raises wages for low-income positions and increases taxes on higher-income earners. |
| The practice of levying higher tax rates on higher incomes is called | progressive taxation. |
| The nature and extent of inequality in a society is most affected by which of the following factors? | balance of power |
| The existence of an economic gap between industrialized countries and the developing world rooted in differences in cultural values is described by | modernization theory. |
| The concept of neocolonialism refers to the process by which | multinational corporations dominate the economy of a poor country. |
| In sociology, ______ refers to the organized instruction by trained teachers | schooling |
| Public schools did not emerge in the United States until the early | 1830s |
| The fundamental function of contemporary schools that involves teaching students about common cultural traditions and building a sense of community is known as | social integration |
| ______ education refers to the role of schools in teaching children the central values and beliefs of their society | Moral |
| Raising your hand and waiting to be called on before speaking is an example of | behavior conformity |
| In sociology, ______ is the social institution through which individuals acquire knowledge and skills and learn cultural norms and values | education |
| Which leader of the American Revolution was a strong advocate of the development of a public elementary school system? | Thomas Jefferson |
| Which of the following are fundamental functions of contemporary education? (Select all that apply.) | change and innovation the transfer of knowledge child care |
| The hidden curriculum places primary emphasis on | obedience to authorities. |
| In 2016, the median income for individuals with a bachelor's degree was ______ that of people who had not completed high school | double |
| Public schools are primarily funded by which of the following taxes? | property |
| In their classic work Schooling in Capitalist America, Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis (1976) argued that a key function of schools is to | mold future workers. |
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