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    called socioeconomic classes. Socioeconomic class “ is a set of concepts in the social sciences and political theory centered on models of social stratificationin which people are grouped into a set of hierarchical social categories,[1]the most common being the upper, middle, and lower classes” (“Social Class”, 2015). It is by these classes; upper, middle, and lower that individuals are classified. There are several variables that determine what class an individual will be in; education,…

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    Social Class Model

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    social class as a group with similar power, wealth, and status. Status refers to the honor and prestige related to one’s occupation, while power is described as the ability to convince others to do what you desire. In the United States, social class is divided using the five class model: upper, upper middle, lower middle, working class, working poor, and underclass. Social class is measured using three factors: education, wealth, and occupation. The most often used measure of social class in the…

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    Social Class Enslavement

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    Social Class Enslavement Social class status possesses a profound domination over the quality of education one can receive and the capability of certain individuals receiving an education at all. The “hood”, also referred to as the “projects” are known as the other side of the tracks where the minority groups are inhabited. Many of these people live in a daily struggle for survival. There are a lot of areas in the projects where there are the highest crime rates, people sell drugs to make…

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    Working Class Family

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    cheaper and faster to produce. The demand to work in these factories led to the emerges of the working class. Many of these families desired to progressive themselves economically and socially and seek guidance through etiquette books such as A Plain Cookery Book for Working Class or The Book of Household Managements. These sources written by upper elite writers, gave guidance to working class families on how to cook and maintain an Industrial good health, family and home. For instance, in the A…

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    Muckraker's Working Class

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    Imagine going to work everyday for over twelve hours with only a thirty minute break, and only getting paid two dollars per week. For many working class americans in the late nineteenth century this was a reality. As a result of the injustice placed on the working class new literary movements arose, including the muckrakers. The muckrakers sought to highlight the social issues plaguing the country. One of the most prominent muckrakers during this time was Theodore Dreiser. He is well known for…

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    Social Class Advantages

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    The social class defines our expectation of education and its power of those who want or can peruse higher and better education. Depending on what social class you are in has a great influence on what kind of education you will receive. Those who are in a lower class system are not able to afford the higher quality of education like the high-class community. Most lower class communities are not able to continue with education because they don’t have the right tools to continue on in their…

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    indicators of socioeconomic class (SES) occupation, education, and income, I clearly hail from a significantly higher class than that of my students. According to a 2005 interactive graphic produced by The New York Times, I am in the 83rd percentile of Americans (The New York Times, 2005). This is in stark contrast to my students that fall somewhere between 185% of the poverty line to below the poverty line. The community where I own my home is predominantly middle class while my student’s…

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    The Social Class System

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    majority of Americans are generally aware that the lower class citizens in our country face many struggles because of their place in society. However, the degree to which these struggles affect lower class people’s lives is often underestimated. My eyes have been opened to the flaws in our society’s social class system, and these issues are something that the entire country needs to become aware of in order to correct the problems. The lower class people in America are falling further and…

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    Social Class Education

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    Does social class have any correlation with education? How do these authors define class? Do these authors fail to fully understand completely what the most essential element of education is? These authors determine that the different classes affect students learning capacity. Those of lower and middle class could and should be receiving a higher quality of education. Knoblauch looks at class as though it is dependent upon literacy; believing that, to some extent, the rich are some of the…

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    The Titanic Social Class

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    a social class or a group of individuals who share the same economic status. Sociologist have agreed upon a social stratification ladder with six classes, ranging from the rich to the very poor. These social classes can be seen in popular movies like the Titanic and the Pursuit of Happiness, and even on Broadway in A Gentle Men’s Guide to Love and Murder. All these productions have one thing in common, they talk about how social class relates to an individual’s life chances, when class…

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