Patterns of Social Inequality & Exclusion

When considering the 'wishes' of the individual, social exclusion is

• Voluntary

• Semi-voluntary

• Involuntary

• None of the above

Members of stereotyped group could share common identities like

• Race

• Ethnicity

• Gender

• All of the above

In our everyday life, social inequality is seen as a systematic and well-organised ................. system

Social stratification refers to

The ascribed status of social inequality is reinforced by the practice of .............

An example of prejudice is ......

Economic, social and cultural capital are components of ...................which people may possess in society.

In earlier times, the ritually highest caste-the Brahmins-were not supposed to amass wealth, and were subordinated to the secular power of kings and rulers belonging to the Kshatriya castes.

• True

• False

Apartheid became a law in ........... year in South Africa.

Dalits not being allowed to wear clean and bright clothes is an example of which dimension of untouchability?

• Exploitation

• Exclusion

• Humiliation-subordination