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

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

An example of prejudice is ......

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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