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    Lareau, Annette. Unequal Childhoods. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2003. Print. 537-548 SUMMARY Lareau suggests that social class has an important impact on the cultural logic of childrearing (Page 537). She brings up the term; ‘concerted cultivation’ as a way to describe how both white and black middle-class parents raise their children. This is a type of parenting where the parents attempt to nurture their child’s talents by enrolling them in numerous age-specific organized…

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    ideas is John Locke, who believes humans would be capable of keeping stability and structure without the social contract to the government. I will prove how Hobbes’ idea is significantly better than Locke’s theory by talking about equality, liberty, rights and morality. I completely agree with Thomas Hobbes and how humans would be incapable of governing themselves which is why we need social structure. First, Thomas Hobbes describes the state of nature and human beings as solely wanting power…

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    Stereotypes between different classes have made social problems that America has been struggling with for decades. Society has become blind to certain issues because of stereotypes that are held between classes. I live in an area that is seen as a place where wealthy people reside, and in my narrative, people judged me based on that area in which I live. I also judged people of the lower class because I was not used to the circumstances they lived in. These judgments were made based on…

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    evolves out of human necessity. The force and predation theory suggests that the state is a result of a person or group controlling a person of another area. Social contract theory states that societies result from an agreement by individuals to surrender sovereignty to the state in order to create the conditions for the ideal life. The social contract theory seems most plausible because individuals all over the world do give up specific freedoms in order to gain protection and order. Plato and…

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    and to gain information. Deutsch and Gerard (1955) describe this in their 'dual-process dependency model '. Tajfel and Turner (1979) add with their social identity theory that apart from the personal identity, an individual has multiple social identities. The social identity is the individuals self-concept derived from the perceived membership of social groups. If a person sees himself as part as a group this person will try to achieve positive…

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    inequality is represented or portrayed like Annette Lareau 's Unequal Childhood. Essentially, the process of sorting as individuals is by economic, social and cultural class, which begins at childhood and never really ends. We may be oblivious that we are pushing the process along, but in fact, we are doing literally that. Thesis Statement for this paper, “Social class matters. People in families of the middle class tend to have different up bring than that of the working class and the poor…

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    Students want to spend less time on work so they can get back to social media. They have eliminated the process of actually doing problems, and working through questions by using technology, for instance Google. Students no longer have to spend as much time getting to the answer for class work, all they have to do is…

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    labor. This instability has caused hierarchies to emerge within social classes. In Maren Hassinger’s piece Wrenching News she uses two mandalas to represent the hierarchy between the elites and the working class. She mixes the shredded newspapers in both of the mandalas to signify the unity she desires between the two groups. The unification of the elites and the working class will be only reached through the diminishing of the social hierarchy. To initiate the African Revolution in Burkina…

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    Dbq The Great Depression

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    hardships of the depression, they were given a new light to succeed in. In addition, the elderly and disabled were also impacted greatly due to the New Deal. According to Document 6. they were able to receive monthly pensions from a program called the Social Security Act. For example, one woman was able to receive about 22 dollars for free. She and thousands of others were able to support themselves despite being unemployed. Thousands of people were impacted greatly by the New Deal. Without it,…

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    Five Star’s Social Media Integration Marketing and Advertising Campaigns At a time when mobile devices blur the line between Internet marketing and in-store sales, Global Tech Computers uses social media as a part of their marketing strategy because social media makes it easy to spread content with the ability to make people act in very special ways that benefit business owners. Manternach (2011) explains that more people are spending their time online. Things like brand awareness, website…

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