Quiz #2 - Finals Flashcards
________ is distinguished from others based on common physical characteristics.
Race
One important factors of the development measured through Human Development Index (HDI)
Per Capita Income/Life expectancy at birth
___________ is a type of poverty which refers to socially defined poverty based on social context of the community or individual.
Relative Poverty
____________ characterized by the severe deprivation of basic human needs such as food, water, clothing, basic housing, sanitation facilities, health, and education.
Extreme Poverty or Absolute Poverty
_____ is condition wherein a person or community lacks the financial capability to afford the minimum standard of living.
Poverty
_______ is the condition of unequal access to the benefits of belonging to any society.
Social Inequality
A form of inequality based on one’s sex or gender.
Gender Inequality
The second sustainable development goals of the united nations is
Zero Hunger
Social stratification is defined as an _________ and/or __________ according to a certain criterion.
Arrangement, Classification
Stratifying the members of the society will benefit the society according to _______________
Functionalist Perspective/Theory
______________ when people who work in the same company with the same position and salary grade may be casual or friendly with each other.
Interactionist Perspective/Theory
The estate system is made up of three levels—the ______ (lords and landowners), the _____ (priests and members of the church), and the ________ (peasants traders, and artisans)
Nobility, Clergy, Commoners
The caste system is divided into four classes: Brahmins (the ______), Kshatriya (______ and _____), Vaishya (______ and _______), and Shudra (_____ and _____)
Brahmins: Priests Kshatriya: Warriors and Nobles
Vaishya: merchants and landowners
Shudra: commoners and peasants
refers to the process by which a cultural item spreads from group to group or society to society.
Cultural Diffusionism
- a process of learning a new culture other than one’s own
- process involves abandoning one’s own cultural tradition to become part of a different culture.
Assimilation