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Froggy Jumps Jump to LearnOnline version Study of Stratification by Samoni Patterson 1 What is Social Stratification ? a A ranking of people based on wealth, power, and prestige b A type of government c A religious belief 2 Social Stratification affects only individuals, not entire groups ? a true b false c 3 What does "social inequality" mean ? a Everyone has the same opportunities b Freedom from all rules c Unequal distribution of resources and privileges 4 What is the most extreme form of stratification ? a Slavery b Caste system c Global Hierarchy 5 Slavery no longer exists anywhere in the world ? a True b false c 6 In a Caste System : a People can easily move up or down b People stay in the class they are born into c Social status is chosen freely 7 Which system allows for the most mobility ? a Social Class b Slavery c Caste 8 Social class system are based on achieved status a True b False c 9 What is global stratification? a Ranking nations by wealth and power b Grouping by language c Comparing religions 10 Which statement about global inequality is true ? a Poor nations control world trade b All countries have equal access to resources c Wealth is concentrated in few powerful nations 11 Which U.S. class has the most political influence ? a middle class b upper class c lower class 12 The "middle class" is often described as: a The ruling elite b The backbone of society c The unemployed 13 The working class often relies on hourly wages or service job a True b False c 14 The lower class (underclass) often experience ? a Poverty and limited opportunities b Inherited wealth c Career advancement 15 Social mobility means ? a Moving up and down in social class b Moving between countries c Changing your address 16 Everyone in the U.S. has an equal chance to move up in class a True b False c

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by Samoni Patterson

What is Social Stratification ?

Social Stratification affects only individuals, not entire groups ?

What does "social inequality" mean ?

What is the most extreme form of stratification ?

Slavery no longer exists anywhere in the world ?

In a Caste System :

Which system allows for the most mobility ?

Social class system are based on achieved status

What is global stratification?

Which statement about global inequality is true ?

Which U.S. class has the most political influence ?

The "middle class" is often described as:

The working class often relies on hourly wages or service job

The lower class (underclass) often experience ?

Social mobility means ?

Everyone in the U.S. has an equal chance to move up in class