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    The social group being discussed today in relation to before, during and after the Industrial Revolution is children. Britain's Industrial Revolution changed people's lives in relation to work, social status and lifestyle. These changes, though difficult at the time made the lives of children better in the long run. The key points that will be covered throughout this presentation include information related to children and the affects they had on the world, before, during and after the…

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    An Individual's health is dependent on their social standing and culture. People who are part of the lower social class are more likely to get serious illness and maybe die sooner than those who are higher up. These lower class people tend to be under a lot more stress, which makes them unable to deal with certain things that may be occurring in their lives. They begin to isolate themselves and lose control trying to balance everything in their lives, for example job and home life. The lower…

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    ‘Selfies’ have become a larger part of social media in society in recent years, mainly with the millennial generation. Named as the Oxford Dictionary’s first of the year in 2013, a selfie is described as being photo an individual takes oneself and is done using the camera on a smartphone or another digital device (Oxford Dictionary), today many selfies are taken by individuals are then uploaded to social media sites such as Facebook, and Instagram. Concern has been raised whether taking a large…

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    Social structure is the social organization of a society as an integrated whole. Social systems contain four main elements: social groups, institutions, status, and roles. Social groups contain people with common characteristics, whereas institutions deal with people 's relationships and interactions in a group. A role is what is expected of someone and it is determined by his or her status. The ideal social system includes a strong structure within each of those four areas. The structure gives…

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    Social Interaction in Public Spaces In this final paper, I am focused on people’s interaction in public restaurants, and how I could find connections to our class concept. Similarly to my second paper, I decided to do participant observation again because it works better for me. Purposely, I opted to observe to restaurants that are different in many aspects, especially in the people that often go to these restaurants. I did my observation in the Epic Café and Athens on the 4th Avenue. The…

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    discrimination, social stratification, ascribed status and achieved status through the main characters, such as Celie, Shug, Nettie, Mister and the other white people in the community. Back in 1986, I believe black were being stereotype, because of the way things were back in the day. The black people in the community were seen as inferior to the white people, they would have all the low class…

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    African Americans’ participation in social movements, coalitions, and (more recently) interest groups is important to analyze if you want a full picture of their participation in politics, as they “have been excluded from the interest group, electoral, and party systems” for most of American history (Walton, Smith, & Wallace, 2017, p. 109). Here, a social movement is defined as, “a group of persons organized in a sustained, self-conscious challenge to an existing system and its values or power…

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    common thought when one character states, “Money buys position at once” (64). This is certainly the mindset of Silas Lapham, who feels that he has class and social status as a result of his wealth, and feels that whatever he lacks in social…

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    In today’s society, information gets shared by billions of people every day through different means of social media. Whether they are qualified or not, people always tend to share the opinions on social media, usually on events that are happing in our world. This creates a variety of opinions that people from all over the world can see, however, sometimes these opinions effect people, perspectives and can have a really big influence on them. Bullying for example, someone that might have a huge…

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    norms and status within the social hierarchy to help convey the role of foreigners in the closed social structure of Old New York society. When introducing the Beauforts, Wharton’s suggestion that the Beauforts were “not exactly common; some people said they were even worse” displayed society’s discontent with the Julius and Regina Beaufort. Julius Beaufort’s character is viewed as relatively distasteful and inappropriate in Old New York society due to his refusal to conform to the rigid social…

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