Social Stratification
Social Movement
Race, Gender, and Ethnicity
Collective action
Social control and Deviance
100

Group of similar wealth, power, and prestige

Social Class

100

Alterations in various aspects of society over time

Social Change

100
Generalize beliefs about the personal attributes of members of a specific group

Stereotype

100

Unverified pieces of information that spread

Rumors
100

Shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations

Norms

200

Movement between social classes

Social mobility

200

the knowledge and tools people use to create change

Technology

200

A group who is singled out and treated unequally due to physical traits and culture

Minority Group

200

information often of biased or misleading nature, to promote political opinion or point of view

Propoganda

200

Behavior that violates significant social norms

Deviance

300

Standard of living below the minimal level considered adequate by society

Poverty

300

A system of beliefs that justifies social, moral, religious, political, or economic interest held by a group or society

Ideology

300

One group of systematically destroys another

genocide

300

Temporary group of people close enough in proximity to interact

Crowd

300

Reward or punishment used to enforce conforming to norms

Sanctions

400

Unequal sharing of scarce resources and rewards

Social inequality

400

People believe their own ideas are better than other cultures

Ethnocentrism

400

people who share a common cultural background and a common sense of identity

Ethnic group

400

Spontaneous and uncoordinated group effort to escape perceived threat

Panic

400
The idea that social ties determine conformity

Control theory

500

When Class is determined by income, occupation, and education

Objective method

500

Societies rise, go through stages of development, and decline

Cyclical theory

500

Minority group adopts patterns of majority

Assimilation

500

shared understandings of a term

Collective preoccupations

500

Deviance is a natural outgrowth of the values, norms, and structure of society

Strain Theory