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13 Cards in this Set
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Caste system
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6. in this system a family's position is based on heredity
8. a system of stratification 12. the stratification system found in traditional India |
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Class stratification
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4. the ranking of positions at high, middle and low levels of the class system
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Class system
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1. a system based on both ascribed and achieved status
8. a system of stratification 16. only individuals have civil rights in this system 18. the stratification system found in the United States |
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Class-estate system
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8. a system of stratification
11. this system consists of a tilted aristrocracy and commoners divided by class positions 13. the stratification system found in England |
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Closed mobility
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14. little or no social mobility between strata
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Differentiation
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19. separation of fused roles into multiple roles
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Inequality
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15. the unequal distribution of scarce goods and resources
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Estate system
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2. group inequality is legally recognized in this system
6. in this system a family's position is based on heredity 8. a system of stratification |
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Open class system
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5. this system permits each new generation to achieve a position based solely on their merits and motivation
7. there is much movement from one clas to another in this system 9. social inequalities have been reduced but not eliminate in this class system 18. the stratification system found in the U.S. |
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Social mobility
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20. the extent to which people move up or down in the class system
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Social stratification
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3. the process of arranging strata into a hierarchical pattern, from high to low or from low to high
4. the ranking of positions at high, middle and low levels of the class system |
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Social stratum
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10. class level
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Stratification system
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17. the hierarchical pattern that results from the classification of people in terms of their comparative access to the things and experiences taht are valued in a society
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