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What is Social Stratification
A structured ranking of groups that lead to unequal economic rewards and power in society
What is Social Stratification based on
Wealth and INcome
How many people live on less than $2.50 a day?
3 billion
What is an "Open System"
You can change social class from the one you were born into
What is a "closed system"
Can't change the class you get born into
Name two examples of "Closed system"
Caste System and Estate system (Medieval)
What are the 4 Varnas
Brahmins (religious)
Kshtriyas (warriors)
Vaisyas (Traders)
Sudras (Laborers)
Untouchables
What are some key features of an Estate system?
Fuedalism
nobles inherit land
rest are agrarian
What is it called when an noble inherits land
Primogeniture
What was an example of a closed system in the US
Slave trade
How many people live in poverty in US (Number and %)
49 mil (18%)
How many in poverty in ohio (%)
14.2%
What is poverty
Lacking Resources to meet basic needs
What is poverty Line
Measure of poverty based on income and # of family members
What is poverty line for a family 4
$23,550
What are the 2 poorest regions
Deep south and appalachia
Name the facts disproving myths of Poverty
50% too young or old to work
30% work for more than half year
12% actually stuck, mostly last 4 years
50% of ppl on poverty are white
38% single mothers
42% in inner city, rest is rural
25% of income is from welfare
Name 5 factors related to poverty
Geography
Race
Education
Female head
Age
Why are people poor (3 reasons where blame falls)
Social Structure - Poor denied opportunities
Characteristics of Individual - Poor have reason to not able to succeed (Babies, have to get job, drop out of HS)
Culture - Values make em different from middle+ class
How much wealth does capitalist class own
34%
How is the wealthy class formed
Education in elite schools, higher social skills and standards, clubs, and marriage
Name the 4 effects of class differences
Health - Life expectancy changes
Education - Get different
housing - sanitation and size/safety
law - poor are more likely to be involved with crimes
What type of crimes are committed, and what is % convicted by poor
Victimless 60%
Who is Karl Marx
Social Theorist, witnessed rise of industrialization in germany
What are Karl Marx's two social Groups
Bourgeoisie - wealthy owners
Proletariat - Poor working
Why did the Proles think they were fine, and what did they need
False consciousness - thought doing better than actually were. Needed Class consciousness - a coming together to realize being treated poorly
Who else besides Marx had a social theory and when did he live
Max Weber (1864-1920)
What is Max Weber's 3 parts to his social idea
Power, prestige, and property