Power
Society
Inequality
Family and Marriage
Family and Education
100

Breaking a society’s accepted rules or norms is called this.


What is counter-culture?

100

The shared beliefs, customs, and traditions of a group are called this.


What is culture?


100

When people do not have equal access to money, opportunities, or resources, this is called what?


What is social inequality?


100

What is the Nuclear Family ?


Spouses and their dependent kids
100

 Parents, children, and relatives are part of this social institution.


 

What is family?



200

Police, courts, and laws are examples of ways society maintains this.


What is social control?


200

Saying “please” and “thank you” is an example of this type of expected social behaviour.


What is a social norm?


200

Income, education, and occupation can affect a person’s position in this.

What is social class?


200

What is the Extended Family ?


Several generations in a single household

200

Schools teach rules and expected behaviour through this process.


What is discipline?

300

Stealing and assault are examples of deviance that also break this.


What is the law?


300

Family, friends, school, and media all help teach us how to behave through this lifelong process.


What is socialization?


300

Unequal treatment of someone because of their race or ethnicity can be called this.


What is racial discrimination?


300

Adult children have left the home

 What is the Teenage Family?

300

 This social institution includes relationships such as marriage, parenting, and relatives.


what is the Institution of family?

400

A behaviour that goes against society’s accepted norms may receive this label.


What is non-conformity?


400

Television, social media, newspapers, and the internet are all forms of this.


What is media?


400

Differences in opportunities based on gender are examples of this.


What is gender inequality?


400

The family reinforces socially unequal views as well as patriarchy

What is a theoretical perspective: Conflict?

400

This social institution passes knowledge and skills from one generation to another.


What is education?


500

 Society’s shared expectations about acceptable and unacceptable behaviour are called these.


What are social norms?


500

When technology changes how people interact, work, and form relationships, sociologists study its effect on this.


What is society?


500

 Inequality between wealthy and poorer countries is known as this.


What is global inequality?


500

A function of the family

What is social identity?

500

 Beliefs, practices, and organizations involving faith make up this social institution.


What is religion?


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