Soc 210 Test 2

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DEFINITON OF RACE

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A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO SHARE A SET OF CHARACTERISTICS, USUALLY PHYSICAL ONES.

THEY ARE SAID TO SHARE A COMMON BLOODLINE

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DEFENITION OF ETHNICTY

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VOLUNTARY SELF-DEFINES,FLUID CULTURAL AND NOT SO CLOSELY LINKED WITH POWER DIFFERENCES

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RACIALIZATION

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SOCIO-HISTORICAL PROCESS OF RACIAL FORMATION. IS THE PROCESS OF ASCRIBING ETHNIC OR RACIAL IDENTIES TO A RELATIONSHIP, SOCIAL PRACTICE, OR GROUP THAT DID NOT IDENTIFY AS SUCH

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SYMBOLIC ETHNICITY

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ETHNICTY AND CULTURAL PRACTICES TAKEN OUT OF THERE ORIGINAL SETTING AND DISPLAYED FOR EVERYONE AS A REPRENSENTATION OF WHAT ETHNIC GROUS WAS OR STILL IS

EX: ST PATRICKS DAY AND THE IRISH

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DAWES ROLL

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LISTS OF INDIVDUALS WHO WERE ACCEPTED AS ELIGBLE FOR TRIBAL MEMBERSHIP IN THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES AND RECIEVED LAND ATTOLNMENT

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WHAT WERE THE 5 CIVILIZED TRIBES OF THE DAWES ROLL

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Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Seminole Indians

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TRIBAL CITIZENS WERE ENROLLED INTO DAWES ROLL NDER WHAT CATEGORIES

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CITIZEN BY BLOOD MARRIAGE OR RELATION TO FREEMAN

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ONE-DROP RULE WAS

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ONE DROP OF BLACK OR AFRICAN BLOOD MAKES A PERSON BLACK

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RACISM

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BELIEF THAT MEMBERS OF SEPERATE RACES POSSESS DIFFERENT AND UNEQUAL HUMAN TRAITS

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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM

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INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIAL DYNAMICS THAT MAY SEEM RACE NEUTRAL BUT ACTUALLY DISADVANTAGE MINORITY GROUPS

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GENDER

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SOCIAL CONSTRUCT THAT CONSISTS OF A SET OF SOCIAL ARRANGEMENTS THAT ARE BUILT AROUND SEX. HAS CONNECTION WITH SEXUAL ORIENTATION

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INTERSEX

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BIOLOGICAL CONDITONS THAT RESULT IN AMBIGOUS GENETALIA OR UNCLEAR GENDER

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SEX

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NATURAL OR BIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES THAT DISGUISH MALES AND FEMALES

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GENDER ROLES

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SETS OF BEHAVIORAL NORMS ASSUMED TO ACCOMPANY ONES STATUS AS A MALE OR FEMALE

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WAGE INEQUALITY

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WOMEN EARN 81 CENTS FOR EVERY DOLLAR THAT MEN EARN

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CAUSES OF WAGE INEQUALITY

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GLASS CELING,GLASS ESCALATOR, AND OCCUPATIONAL SEX SEGREGATION

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GLASS CELING

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AN INVISIBLE LIMIT ON WOMEN'S CLIMB UP THE OCCUPATIONAL LADDER

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GLASS ESCALATOR

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INVISIBLE FACILATOTRS THAT MOVE MEN IN FEMALE DOMINATED FELIDS, INTO MANAGMENT

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OCCUPATIONAL SEX-SEGGREGATION

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MEN AND WOMEN CONCENTRATION IN DIFFERENT JOBS AND INDUSTRIES

EX MEN FOCUSING ON WIELDING

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FEMINISM

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MOVEMENT TO GET PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND THAT GENDER IS AN ORGANIZING PRINCIPLE OF LIFE. BELIEF THAT WOMEN AND MEN SHOULD BE GIVEN EQUAL OPPURTUNITES AND RESPECT

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SEXUAL ORIENTATION

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SOCIAL IDENTITY AND CLASSIFICATION OF INDIVIDUALS BASED ON GENDER OF PEOPLE IN RELATIONSHIP

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NORMATIVE HETERO SEXUALITY

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HETEROSEXUALITY IS THE NORM,ALTERNATIVE SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS ARE PUT DOWN AFFECTS, SOCIAL, CULTURE, POLOLICTAL STRUCTURES, AND PRIVILAGES

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HUMAN AGENCY

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assumption that individuals and groups can shape change or challenge structures in thier lives

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collective action

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COLLABORATIVE EFFORT OF A GROUP THAT DIVERGES FROM THE SOCIAL NORMS OF THE SITUATION

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

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COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR THAT IS PURPOSEFUL AND ORGANIZED AND CAN BE INSTITUTIONALIZED

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ALTERNATIVE SOCIAL MOVEMENT

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LIMITED SOCIAL CHANGE THAT FOCUSES ON A NARROW GROUP OF PEOPLE

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REDEMPTIVE SOCIAL MOVEMENT

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FOCUSES ON SPECIFIC GROUP OF PEOPLE FOCUES AND ADVOCATES TOTAL PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION

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REFORMATIVE SOCIAL MOVEMNT

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SEEKS TO CHANGE SPECEFIC LIMITED SOCIAL CHANGE ACROSS AN ENTIRE SOCIETY

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REVOLUTIONARY SOCIAL MOVEMENT

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RADICAL CHANGES ACROSS AN ENTIRE SOCIETY

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STAGE OF SOCIAL MOVMENT

EMERGENCE

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AWARENESS OF PEROSONAL AS SOCIAL

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STAGE OF SOCIAL MOVMENT

COALESCENCE

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RESOURCES AND GOALS ARE ORGANIZED

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STAGE OF SOCIAL MOVEMENT

ROUTINIZATION

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FORMAL STRUCTURE IS DEVELOPED

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RESOURCE MOBILIZATION

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS ARE UNLIKELY TO EMERGE WITHOUT THE NECESSARY RESOURCES

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CLASSICAL MODEL

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IS A RESPONSE TO STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS IN SOCIETY THAT HAS A PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT ON INVIDUALS

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STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS

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INEQUALITY, SAFETY, HEALTH

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POLITICAL PROCESS MODEL

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS CHANCES OF DEVELOPING ARE HEAVILY INFLUENCED BY POLITCAL STRUCTURES

RESULT FROM RIGHTS OPRESSED

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MODERNITY

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SOCIAL RELATIONS CHARACTERIZED BY RATIONALITY AND OBJECTIVITY

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POSTMODERNITY

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SOCIAL RELATIONS CHARACTERIZED BY QUESTIONING NOTION OF PROGRESS