Institutions
This institution is the first exposure to learning a child has.
What is the family?
common in states like Louisiana, Texas, and Georgia. Known for hospitality, food (BBQ) music and Blues.
What is Southern Culture?
This perspective views society as a complex system of interconnect parts that work together to maintain stability and order.
What is Functionalism?
This sociologist believed that Conflict was further created by status and political power
Who is Max Weber?
Karl Marx believed that this created inequality.
What is capitalism?
Established to treat medical issues for sick and injured.
What are hospitals?
Celebrates Lunar New Year and other festivals. Know for cuisine, language and community traditions.
What is Chinese American culture?
This perspective focuses on competition, inequality. and power struggles.
What is Conflict Theory?
Focusing on the impact of capitalism and class this sociologist believed inequality was established by capitalism.
Who is Karl Marx?
During this period of development of factories and industry, people moved from the country to cities.
What is the Industrial Revolution?
This institution involves law making, public services and politics
What is Government?
Blends Mexican tradition culture with American life.
What is Mexican American Culture?
This perspective examines how people create meaning through their daily interactions and communications.
What is Symbolic Interactionism?
Considered the founder of functionalism. He studied how social institutions create solidarity and maintain social control.
Who is Émile Durkheim?
A social system in which men hold primary power and dominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege, and control of property.
What is Patriarchy?
Provides beliefs about life and meaning. Offers moral guidance and community. Includes churches, mosques temples, etc.
What is religion?
Rooted in the history and experiences of African Americans.
What is African American Culture?
What is the Feminist Theory?
This lady wrote a book on feminist theory, "The Feminine Mystique"
Who is Betty Friedan?
The belief in and advocacy for the social , economic, and political equality of sexes.
What is feminism?
Designed to enforce rules and resolve disputes. It is also designed to protect rights and ensure justice.
What is Law?
Represents many different tribes and traditions. Deep connection to the land ancestry and spirituality. Indigenous people
What is Native American Culture?
This theory shows how race, class, and gender interact to create unique forms of oppression.
What is intersectionality Theory?
Who is Auguste Comte?
An economic system where private individuals or businesses own the means of production and operate for profit.
What is Capitalism?