social stratification

Being born into an extremely wealthy family and living your life with all the prestige that this entails would be an example of

• Achieved status

• Civil Status

• Ascribe status

• Social status

Ranking countries into first, second, and third world categories is an example of

• Global Stratification

• Global imperialism

• Global colonialism

• Global relativism

Status that is related to work is referred to as

• Job placement

• Employment stratification

• Occupational Placement

• Labor Power

a hierarchical arrangement of people within a society

• Social stratification

• Sociological aspect

• Social Involvement

• Civil Status

Encompasses all a person's material assets, including income, land, and other types of property

• income

• wealth

• power

• prestige

It is the capacity to influence or control behaviour of persons and institutions whether by persuasion or coercion

• education

• prestige

• power

• wealth

According to him, a person's status or position within a stratified social system is determined by their relative power, prestige, and wealth

• Armstrong

• Max Weber

• Aristotle

• Galileo

Positions in society are ranked in order of importance

• Functionalist theory

• Symbolic Internationalist Theory

• Conflict theory

• None of the above

An example of social inequality which based on distribution of wealth and income

• Education

• Economic

• Sociology

• Science

An example of social inequality which an unequal treatment is based on physical characteristics

• Power

• Economic

• Gender

• Racial