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capitalism
the economic system based on private ownership of property.

MAX profits
Laissez-faire
the gov policy of allowing the market place to operate unhindered
socialism
production owned by ppl for collective benefit
shared monopoly
Less than four companies owning over 50% of an industry
interlocking directorates
links between companies
direct interlock
one person on the board of directors for two companies
indirect interlock
two companies have a third director
scientific management
breaking down work to very specialized jobs to max profits
alienation
feeling separated from society
discouraged workers
not sought work for four weeks
reserve army of the unemployed
unemployed who WANT to work
falling rate of profit
Karl Marx idea. even the workers can afford to buy the products
family
ppl living together by ancestry, marriage, or adoption. form social unit and raise kids
household
pool resources to perform common tasks
life chances
everyone experiences good things in life
modern family
male breadwinner
housewife
dependant kids
post modern family
divorce
unwed
remarriage etc...
nonfamily household
ppl who live alone or live with unrelated ppl
work-family household
men: work>family
women: family> work
ritual
symbolic actions to reinforce collective remembering
opiate of the masses
religion inhibits change
civil religion
legitimized status quo
church
bureaucratic form of religion
sect
dogmatic fundamentalistic opposition of world
routinization of charisma
choosing the new leader
charisma of office
the position is respected
theodicy
the religious legitimation for a situation

ex. poverty
cult
a religion with teachings at odds with the dominate culture
mega churches
entertaining services
role conflict
when one cannot fulfill one role without disturbing another
no child left behind
2001
dogma
positive statement not based on fact
tracking
group kids by intelligence
stigma
label of societal disgrace
self-fulling prophecy
altering behaviors to fulfill prophecy
student sub culture
ANTI SKOOL CUZ WEZ DUM
hidden curriculum
teaching manners and socially acceptable behaviors in school
determinism
human behavior is controlled by SOMETHING
social movement
promoting or resisting change
ideology
set of ideas that explain reality
resistance movement
prevents change
reform movements
trying to alter society
revolutionary movements
radical thinking
institutionalization
YOUR thoughts are accepted by large society
goal displacement
maintain organization