'Stratified society' presentation slideshows

S o c i a l

S o c i a l. By: Conrad Bhamani , Micco Brisker, Alex Butterwick , Brad Callaham , & M organ Childress. Up to 600 BCE. Americas- North: Olmec - Elite benefit commoners; South: Elite on raised platforms Europe- Celtic warriors dominated

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The Spread of Islam

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North Laurel Book Club

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12 Political Organization Chapter Questions What roles do politics, law and religion play in regulating human behavior? What are the major forms of political organization and how are they related to other features of culture and society? Egalitarian Societies

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Sociological Theories: The Anomie Strain Theory Part I

Sociological Theories: The Anomie Strain Theory Part I. Society is an Underachiever. We Live in a Stratified Society. Poverty Creates. Lower self Worth Advertising Campaigns are about Owning new and better things Inadequate Living Conditions Housing Health Care Disrupted Lives.

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Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class

Grouping by Gender, Age, Common Interest and Class. Chapter 11. What Principles do People Use to Organize Societies?.

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Culture

Culture. Marketing. Different Rituals and symbolism. The Jewish ritual of drinking pure blood. Food and culture. The favorite food in some cultures is cats and others prefer embryos. Embryos. children before birth. Japan. Stratified society. Stratified. Divided into classes.

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Culture

Culture. Marketing. Different Rituals and symbolism. The Jewish ritual of drinking pure blood. Food and culture. The favorite food in some cultures is cats and others prefer embryos. Embryos. children before birth. Japan. Stratified society. Stratified. Divided into classes.

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Social Stratification

Social Stratification. social stratification. the unequal distribution of goods and services, rights and obligations, power and prestige all attributes of positions in society, not attributes of individuals universality of stratification. STRATIFICATION & STATUS. status - ascribed & achieved

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SOCIAL CHANGE

SOCIAL CHANGE. Transformation of culture and social institutions over time. Social change is: a) inevitable b) sometimes intentional but often unplanned c) controversial d) Variable. Causes of Social Change Sources of cultural change a) Invention b) Discovery c) Diffusion

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Chapter 13 Social Inequality and Stratification

Chapter 13 Social Inequality and Stratification. Key Terms. inequality The extent to which culturally valued material and social rewards are allocated disproportionately to individuals, families, and other groups.

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