Exam 10: Stratification and Global Inequality

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  -As shown in the study chart below (Marx and Weber on Stratification), in what ways in addition to wealth are individuals stratified according to Max Weber? -As shown in the study chart below (Marx and Weber on Stratification), in what ways in addition to wealth are individuals stratified according to Max Weber?

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Progress toward reach the goals set forth by the United Nations in their World Millennium Development Goals has been uneven at best.

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The single most important factor in determining survival in any culture is

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Functionalists believe that stratification is inevitable and socially necessary.

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Which of the following is an example of an ascribed status?

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The stratification system in the United States can best be classified as:

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The ways in which we present ourselves to others in terms of our body language, dress, speech, and manners is called deference.

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All of the following are micro level factors in social stratification EXCEPT:

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In terms of standard of living, the majority of people in the U.S. perceive that they are

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In the United States, life chances and job opportunities are determined by the stratification system.

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The Russian Revolution kindled hopes of a classless society among impoverished people throughout the world.

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In all societies, systems of inequality tend to be supported by a fairly elaborate ideology.

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In complex societies, families and other social groups are classified into:

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A major consequence of the Industrial Revolution was relationships based on contracts instead of ascription.

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Thomas Helmsley earns $100,000 a year as an account representative for a major advertising firm. He believes that he has earned his wealth because he has talents and abilities that most other people do not have. He also believes that he makes a contribution that in the long run is necessary for society. Helmsley is employing which of the following perspectives?

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The basic relationship of feudalism is in the exchange of

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Movement by an individual or group to a higher stratum is termed:

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Ascribed statuses tend to be acquired at birth.

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The mechanization of agriculture that coincided with the Industrial Revolution eliminated the need for small farmers and peasants. Such changes are an example of which of the following?

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State briefly the core idea of the functionalist perspective on stratification.

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