BHS Flashcards

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Matriarchy v. Patriarchy

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M = Female
P = Male
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Meritocracy

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People are paid what they’re worth to society

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Types of Families

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Nuclear, Blended, Extended, Matriarchy

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Culture of Poverty

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OSCAR LEWIS

The poor have a different set of norms and values, which makes it harder for them to leave poverty.

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Social Darwinism

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HERBERT SPENCER
Only strong groups gain power, while the weak suffer.
“Natural” inequalities.

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Prejudice v. Discrimination

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Prejudice = attitude 
Discrimination = acts
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Wealth

Net Worth

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Value of assets owned (gross assets).

Total value minus debt owed.

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Relative v. Absolute Poverty

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Failing to achieve average income enjoyed by the rest of society.
Lack of basic necessities.

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Feminization of Poverty

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In the welfare system, women (especially single & teen mothers) are accused of dependency on government assistance.

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Social Stratification

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Ranking of individuals into social strata & groups.

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Poverty Threshold

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Social Security Administration

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Poverty Guidelines

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Dept. of Health & Human Services

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What are functionalist views on poverty?

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Inequality is necessary for social order.
Some are rightly more important.
Uphold norms.
Provides labor pool.

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Masculine v. Feminine Welfare

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Labor market, unemployment.

Household, food stamps.

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What’s the conflict perspective of poverty?

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Inevitable  
Created by those at the top
Weber: Income, wealth, prestige, power. 
Marx: workers, bosses. 
C. Wright Mills: power elite. 
William Domhoff: distributive power.
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WEB Dubois

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1st black to graduate Harvard

Double consciousness.

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Plessy v. Ferguson

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Allowed separate but equal.

Late 1800s. ‘96?

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Thurgood Marshall

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1st black Supreme Court justice

Lead attorney on Brown v. Board.

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Miscegenation

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Outlawing interracial marriage.

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Staré Decisus Precedence

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Let the decision stand.

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Henrey Cooley

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Looking glass theory.

I get a sense of who I am by how I think you perceive me.

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Reasons for racism.

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Projection, scape goat, authoritarian, frustration, one drop rule

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Types of Institutional Discrimination

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Segregation, exclusion, expulsion

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Senescence

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Process of aging

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Functionalism and race

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Solution - assimilation:
Cultural
Structural
Marital
Identification
Attitude receptional 
Behavior receptional 
Civic
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Gerontology

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Study of aging/elderly

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Social Security

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FDR

New Deal

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Mens Rea

Actus Reus

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Intent

Act

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Mala in se

Mala prohibita

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Evil in itself

By statue

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Lex Talionas

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Eye for an eye

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Durkheim on crime

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Always exist

Pleasure/pain theory

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Labeling Theory

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Lemert
Primary deviance
Secondary deviance

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Social Control Theory

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Hirshii

Involved, peers, fear

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UCR

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Uniform Crime Reports

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Recidivist

Recidivism

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Repeat offender

Rate

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Lombroso

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Physical traits of criminals

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Auguste Comte

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Functionalist in the early 1800’s

“Father of Sociology”

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Emile Durkheim

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Functionalist in the late 1800’s
Thought of “anomie”
Believed that those who are isolated (single, nonreligious), are prone to suicide

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Anomie

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Social instability is caused by the erosion between social values

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George H. Mead

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Interactionist

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Harold Garfinkel

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Studied people reacting to other people

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Karl Marx

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Conflict theorist 1800’s

Bourgeoisie v. Proletariat