Social Identities: Class

{Working-Class}

100

What are the Working-Class identities?

Traditional working-class identities are fixed around manual work and the manufacturing industry.  

200

How do Working-Class people spend their money? Do they buy things out of their budget or are they only focused on getting food on the table? 

The majority of Working-Class people are more concerned with buying expensive things than paying their bills or buying food. 

{Middle-Class}

100

What are the Middle-Class identities?

Middle-class identities are constructed around a range of occupational identities. ex. Doctors, Managers, Intellectuals, Consultants, Routine Service Workers.

200

Is the Middle-Class the best class to be apart of? Expalin!

Yes or No because . . .

{Upper-Class}

100

What are the Upper-Class identities?

Upper-class identities are based on two major groupings: 

-The landed aristocracy

-The business elite 

200

Do the Upper-Class people have an advantage over other social classes?

Yes, Upper-class people do have an advantage this advantage is called money. The world's richest 1% own 40% of the global wealth. 

Theorists

100

What does Crompton say about class identities?

Crompton suggests that occupation is a good general measure that can allow us to define simple class groupings, such as working, middle, and upper class. Occupation can also suggest ways in which class identities develop out of different work-related experiences. 

Miscellaneous

100

How do you succeed in world domination?

Communism

200

How do you become social?

You don't