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    While there might be more democrats in this country than republicans, you have to break down the population that makes up each respective party. Social stratification shows that some groups hold more power, status, and wealth than other parties or groups that are present. This thus creates a ranking system. In terms of hierarchy the group with the most wealth has the most power and retrospect to that, they…

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    ordinary individual, considered to be in the working class has the ability to become a star or celebrity (Boyd 2012). Social stratification can be related to this transformation process as well as the construction of classes. The way these concepts relate to each other and are a true basis of inequality in the society. The ordinary individual has the ability to change their social status or class through opportunities presented to them from the show. Neoliberalism further created a capitalist…

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    The Peasants Revolt 1381

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    disturbance in which all participants coalesced around the same issues with the governing power at the time. The revolt sought radical social reform and legal modifications and was spurred by the common people thus in the 19th Century named the “Peasants Revolt” due to chroniclers account of the radicals as rustici. However there was an inclusive element to the event and social range from labourers to village elite to even gentry was witnessed. This means in actuality the term Peasant when used…

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    Deviance is defined as an action or behavior that violates social or cultural norms. Formal deviances are acts that have greater consequences such as prison time. Examples of formal deviances include robbery, theft, murder, rape, and assault. A deviant act seen in the film was a crime committed by PG&E. PG&E misinformed…

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    Study Of Popular Culture

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    understood to be of no relevance to aesthetic worth, but more to political and social distinctions. Remove the word popular from the question, and the consideration of studying all culture is made, there is little to be dubious of. Williams defined popular culture as the “everyday ordinariness” of life (1958: 93), and this widespread nature makes exclusion of the academic study of popular culture…

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    why particular facts are related.... used to analyze and explain objects of social study and facilitate organizing sociological knowledge”,(sociological perspective, 2013). The 2013 case Zimmerman versus Martin is a noteworthy occasion that shapes and characterizes human culture. The case stood out as truly newsworthy, mixing discussion with respect to race relations, the criminal equity framework, and social stratification. Applying Conflict theory and Symbolic interactionism sociological…

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    whilst economic inequality also produces the inability to find work. Economic inequality should be viewed under the scope of class, the implicit (or sometimes overt) hierarchies or social forces in societies that dictate the manner of work an individual has access to or may engage in. What these hierarchies or social forces are established on and what differentiates them can be viewed firstly through the Marx perspective which states that class is based on one’s connection…

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    disagreements amongst social classes and the King. Through an absolute monarch, there was much corruption and crisis, and change was needed. The National Assembly took action, (group members from the Bourgeoisie) and used Enlightenment ideas towards the ideal government, a constitutional monarchy. They moved the government from Versailles to Paris, where the people were. The French Revolution was a political revolution that brought democracy to France, bread to the poor, and new social order…

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    Racism And Discrimination

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    beliefs. Unfortunately, discrimination has done more than just separate individuals socially it has also divided them into high and low economic classes. We have created a society in which people who are born into lower classes are unable to climb the social ladder and reach an elite economic status. Our society has made it almost impossible for those who are not in power to ever reach such a position. We have created a society in which those who are suffering will continue to suffer and be…

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    males are commonly wealthier and of higher class than a hispanic woman, despite her job. Social class is a concept that is ascribed and achieved. It can be determined by a person’s family background, their community, education in grade school, and the new community of college. A person’s family background is most commonly…

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