Soc- Gender

Front 1

Most societies, then and now, are _____

Back 1

Patriarchal

Hint 1

"Ruled by fathers"

Front 2

What are the roots of patriarchy

Back 2

Simple societies
Religious teachings

Front 3

Why do men make more than women?

Back 3

Occupational Segregation
Rank and Seniority
Career Interruptions
Sex Discrimination

Front 4

Sex Ratio

Back 4

The relative number of men to women in a population

A type of social structure

Front 5

What factors affect sex ratio?

Back 5

Geographic Mobility
Female Infanticide
Child Mortality and Life Expectancy
War

Front 6

True or Fals?

The West tends to be male-heavy, while the East and South are female-heavy.

Back 6

True

Front 7

Describe Dyadic Power on the Micro level

Back 7

Individual members of the sex that is in short supply are in a stronger position and less dependent on his/her partner

Hint 7

Supply & Demand

Front 8

Describe structural power at the Macro level

Back 8

The “overstocked” sex reacts by organizing to protect themselves in dyadic relationships

Hint 8

Supply & Demand

Front 9

What are 3 feminist movements?

Back 9

Seneca Falls & the Declaration of Sentiments

Women’s Suffrage & Beauty Pageants

Women’s Liberation & Bra Burning

Front 10

What is the Ideology of Feminism?

Back 10

All people – women and men – are equal, and they should be valued equally and have equal rights.
Opposition to any type of gender stratification
Biology does not confer status
Change based on shared experience and purpose

Front 11

When men are short in supply women are more likely to..

Back 11

Fore go or delay marriage
Have children outside of marriage
Be more involved in the labor force

Front 12

Guttentag & Secord

Back 12

Sociologists who developed theory of Sex Ratios and Gender inequilites

Micro- Exchange Theory (dyadic power)
Macro- Structural power

Front 13

Structural Power

Back 13

Organized activities by gender groups

Front 14

Dyadic Power

Back 14

Power to impose his or her will on the other