ucsp

Question 1

more complex social hierarchy with a distinct ruling class

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CHIEFDOM

Question 2

is the value whereby something or someone is acknowledged as acceptable, lawful and right and it refers to the public recognition or popular acceptance of the authority of a governing power.

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LEGITIMACY

Question 3

it is a political organization has no differing levels of wealth because each member has easy access to food and other day to day subsistence.

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BANDS

Question 4

an organization which main objective is to protect and advance the interests of its members in the workplace.

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TRADE UNION

Question 5

study of the state, nation, government, and politics as well as policies of government.

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

Question 6

type of leader who speaks passionately about the need for change and inspires hope for a better future.

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CHARISMATIC LEGITIMACY

Question 7

the mechanism by which certain individuals come to rank higher than others by interaction or differentiation.

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STRATIFICATION

Question 8

the process whereby individuals or groups of differing ethnic heritage are absorbed into the dominant culture of a society.

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ASSIMILATION

Question 9

Characteristics of social stratification;

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Social stratification is universal
Stratification is social
It is in diverse forms

Question 10

intersect with other forms of inequality because it exacerbates inequalities based on race, gender, and education.

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SOCIAL CLASS

Question 11

Creating a divide among people in the group is the effect or consequence of the formation of ___

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SOCIAL STRATA

Question 12

cannot support politicians during campaign for their own cause.

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NGO

Question 13

considered the great social equalizer because It provides equal opportunities to all.

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EDUCATION

Question 14

one of the aims of education which enables the children to know and follow the social and moral standards set by the society.

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GOOD CITIZENSHIP

Question 15

A hierarchical system of categorizing individuals based on income and wealth

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SOCIAL CLASS

Question 16

The movement of individuals or groups from one social class to another

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SOCIAL MOBILITY

Question 17

associated with working class.

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MANUAL LABORERS AND BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS

Question 18

has contributed to widening the gap between the rich and the poor in many countries.

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GLOBALISATION

Question 19

is an extreme form of inequality in which some individuals are owned by others as their property.

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SLAVERY

Question 20

example of an Ascribed status.

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ethnic heritage

Question 21

defined as an organized effort by a large number of people to bring about changes. Nacionalista movement is not a type of social movement.

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SOCIAL MOVEMENT

Question 22

enables the children to grow as productive citizens by following the social & moral standards set by the society.

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EDUCATION

Question 23

are closed stratification systems in which people can do little or nothing to change their social standing.

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CASTE SYSTEM

Question 24

common in the Philippines before the colonization of the Spaniards.
Mobility - is the movement within the social system from one social class to another.

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NOBLES AND COMMONERS

Question 25

is the movement within the social system from one social class to another at the same level and movement when an individual shifts from a lower to a higher status.

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HORIZONTAL MOBILITY

Question 26

lowest rank in Caste System

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UNTOUCHABLE

Question 27

household classification.

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Upper Class, Middle Class, Lower Middle Class, Working Class, Poor

Question 28

describes the gap in income between individuals or groups of people.

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INCOME INEQUALITY