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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Social Stratification In The United States. Chapter Outline. What Is Social Stratification? Systems of Stratification Classical Perspectives on Social Class Contemporary Sociological Models of the U.S. Class Structure Inequality in the United States. Chapter Outline.

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Chapter Eight Conflict Theory

Chapter Eight Conflict Theory. Criminology 9 th edition Larry J. Siegel. CONFLICT. Criminologists who view crime as a function of social conflict and economic rivalry are aligned with a number of schools of thought, referred to as:. CRITICAL. MARXIST. RADICAL.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Global Stratification. Systems of Social Stratification - Slavery. Causes Conditions Temporary Not Necessarily: Inheritable, Powerless, Poor Bonded Labor in the New World Slavery in the New World Slavery Today. Systems of Social Stratification - Caste.

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UNIT IV: INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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SOCIETY

SOCIETY. PEOPLE WHO INTERACT IN A DEFINED TERRITORY AND SHARE CULTURE. Visions Of Society Four Diverse Perspectives On What Accounts For Social Change And Societal Evolution. Gerhard Lenski Society and technology Karl Marx Society in conflict Max Weber The power of ideas shapes society

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Economics in the 19 th Century

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Andrey Maidansky, Aleksanteri Institute Visiting Fellow, 2012

Soviet Spinoza Faith searching for understanding. 1. Baruch the Baptist 2. Fatalism or hymn to freedom? 3. Animal sociale : the clash of affects 4. Whom are you with, Spinoza?. Andrey Maidansky, Aleksanteri Institute Visiting Fellow, 2012.

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution Begins in England. In the 1700s, the I.R. began in England Agricultural Revolution spurred industrialization. Enclosure Movement Industrialization -process of developing machine production of goods.

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Social Stratification Class System

Social Stratification Class System. Social Stratification : the ranking of entire groups of people based on their wealth, power, or prestige in society; suggests inequality Terms Income : Salaries and wages (usually earned)

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Revolution in Russia

Revolution in Russia. Warm-up.

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Industrial Revolution Vocabulary Review

Industrial Revolution Vocabulary Review. Agricultural Revolution A time of rapid change brought about by new agricultural techniques (contour plowing, crop rotation, systematic fallowing), new farming inventions (seed drill, harvester,

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