Sociology - race-class

People are forced to do labor and bought and sold as property.

• caste

• class

• slavery

• apartheid

Social stratification by birth. One is born into a social class and can usually not change.

• caste

• class

• slavery

• social mobility

You think that social/economic inequality exists because some jobs/roles are more valuable to society than others (e.g., a doctor is more valuable than a cleaner, so doctors make more money). You probably believe:

• conflict theory

• symbolic interactionism

• structural functionalism

• postmodernism

You think that social/economic inequality exists because there are limited economic/political/social resources and each segment in society is going to try to obtain and control them. You probably believe:

• conflict theory

• symbolic interactionism

• structural functionalism

• postmodernism

You think that social/economic inequality is represented and reproduced in how we speak, look, and act . You probably believe:

• conflict theory

• symbolic interactionism

• structural functionalism

• postmodernism

You think that racism and discrimination are mainly about material/economic inequality. You probably believe:

• conflict theory

• symbolic interactionism

• structural functionalism

• postmodernism

You think that racism and discrimination are mainly focused on representation and identity. You probably believe:

• conflict theory

• symbolic interactionism

• structural functionalism

• postmodernism

You think that racism and discrimination can benefit society, as they encourage social cohesion. You probably believe:

• conflict theory

• symbolic interactionism

• structural functionalism

• postmodernism

You see someone of a different race and become afraid that they might hurt you. This is an example of:

• prejudice

• discrimination

• ethnicity

• race

The idea that white people should have their own society where they have the power

• white supremacy

• white nationalism

• white power

• white Christmas