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Class Inequality Challenge

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Explore theories of social class and inequality

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Class Inequality Challenge
 

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Explore theories of social class and inequality

by Becci
1

Which theory views society as a system where stratification is universal and serves a meritocratic function?

2

Which theorist argued that power includes control over wealth, prestige, and political influence, not just ownership of wealth?

3

Runciman’s model of class power includes which three elements?

4

According to Marxist Althusser, how is capitalism maintained in society?

5

The “underclass” concept is most closely associated with which critic of the New Right?

6

Beck, Pakulski & Waters argue that postmodern consumption creates which new social boundary?

7

Which term describes the idea that people can define their own class identity in a postmodern society?

8

Braverman’s deskilling view explains how the middle class may resemble which group?

9

What policy era is associated with the trickle-down theory and tax cuts for the rich?

10

Which concept argues that status is about social prestige and is closed off by interaction and lifestyles?

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