Deviance
Criminal Justice System
Systems of Inequality
Race/Ethnicity
Batman Trivia
100

the violation of norms

deviance

100

a place where people are imprisoned by a third party that is contracted (i.e. paid) by a government agency

private prison

100

A system in which groups of people are divided into layers according to their relative property, power, and prestige

social stratification

100

a group whose inherited physical characteristics distinguish it from other groups

race

100

What super villain once broke Batman's back, leaving him crippled and wheelchair-bound?

A. KILLER CROC

B. RA'S AL GHUL

C. JOKER

D. BANE


D. Bane

200

the violation of norms that are written into law

crime

200

recidivism rate

the percentage of former prisoners who are rearrested

200

this system of inequality involved people owning others as a form of property 

slavery

200

distinctive cultural characteristics between groups of people

ethnicity

200

What were the names of Bruce Wayne's parents?

A. GEORGE & ELAINE

B. JAMES & ELIZABETH

C. THOMAS & MARTHA

D. WAYNE & ALICE


C. Thomas and Martha

300

a group’s usual and customary social arrangements, on which its members depend and on which they base their lives

social order

300

these types of laws have been criticized for taking the power of a judge to determine someone's sentence away from them, and handing down especially harsh sentences for often minor crimes 

mandatory minimums

300

this system of inequality establish people's social status at birth, which remain unchanging throughout their lives

caste system

300

an attitude or prejudging, usually in a negative way and often involves stereotypes

prejudice

300

The original Batgirl was related to what familiar Batman character?

A. BATWOMAN

B. THE JOKER

C. ALFRED

D. COMMISSIONER GORDON


A. Batwoman

400

Mr. Schauer is at Piggly Wiggly and is tempted to shoplift an entire cart's worth of Little Debbie snack cakes. However, his moral belief that stealing is wrong stops him from doing so. Using the principles of Control Theory, which type of control is preventing Mr. Schauer from deviating? 

Inner

400

Campaign started by President Richard Nixon in the 1970s, continued throughout the 1980s by people like President Reagan, that targeted drug use in the US through increased funding for drug enforcement agencies and drug policing efforts

War on Drugs

400

Mr. Schauer wins the lottery and buys a mansion, a Bugatti sports car, and becomes part owner of the Milwaukee Bucks with his earnings. Mr. Schauer's newfound change in social class and status is representative of the term...

social mobility

400

a theory of special advantage or entitlement, used to one's own benefit or to the detriment of others, based on a person’s social class, age, height, IQ, disability, ethnic or racial category, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and/or religion

privilege

400

What was Alfred the butler's original family name?

A. BEAGLE

B. PENNYWORTH

C. WINDHAM

D. CHATSWORTH


A. Beagle

500

List one of the 3 functions of deviance.

1. Deviance clarifies moral boundaries and affirms norms 

2. Deviance encourages social unity

3. Deviance promotes social change

500

Mr. Schauer, after having lost his rich parents to a robbery gone wrong in a Cedarburg alleyway, dons a rubber suit, gloves, and showercap to become "Shower Man," a crime-fighting superhero who doles out justice outside of his city's legal system. What is this an example of?

vigilantism

500

Mr. Schauer wins the lottery. In order to prevent him from feeling [BLANK], he should keep his old routines, his current job, maintain the same/similar friendships, and keep his currently owned property.

status inconsistency

500

the idea that the more interactions a person has with people of different races and ethnicities, the less prejudicial beliefs they will hold

contact theory
500

This actor won a posthumous Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his performance as the Joker in our class movie "The Dark Knight."

Heath Ledger

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