Quiz 3

A  They included too many men.

B  They focused too much on jobs and the economy.

C  They compromised too much with men’s rights groups.

D  They marginalized the concerns of women of color, lesbians, and working-class women.

A  Theft

B  Burglary

C  Prostitution

D  Embezzlement

A  Women are entering the workforce in greater numbers.

B  As a social group, men benefit from maintaining their dominant status.

C  When no one plays the expressive role, family life remains the same.

D  The resources provided by men are ultimately more valuable than those provided by women.

A  patriarchy

B  sexism

C  homophobia

D  microaggression

A  a society that seeks to equalize men’s and women’s access in the workplace

B  a society in which women are dominated by men

C  a society that privileges women’s experiences over those of men

D  a society in which women and men share equal access to positions of prestige, power, and control over the means of production

A  racial passing

B  racial stereotyping

C  cultural imperialism

D  racial self-hatred

A  the need for social equality for capitalism to function

B  the desire for assimilation of minority groups into majority groups

C  the people who attempt to live as if they were members of a different racial group

D  the struggle groups have for power and control

A  believing that the Irish drink too much

B  believing Asians are good at math

C  thinking that African Americans are better dancers than white people

D  refusing to sell someone a house in a particular neighborhood because of his or her race

A  a group whose members suffer from unequal treatment

B  a group that makes up less than 20 percent of the total population

C  a group that makes up less than 50 percent of the total population

D  a group that is smaller than the dominant group

A  We only consider religious holidays.

B  We decide based on the holiday.

C  We follow our families’ demands.

D  We do a cost-benefit analysis.

A  conflict theory

B  functionalism

C  symbolic interactionism

D  Weberianism

A  hubris.

B  social capital.

C  cultural capital.

D  integrity.

A  Weber did not believe that owning the means of production mattered in any way.

B  Weber believed that wealth was the only factor that mattered, regardless of how that wealth was acquired.

C  Weber believed that class status was inherited and was an extension of the old feudal system.

D  Weber believed that wealth, power, and prestige could all affect a person’s social class.

A  capitalism

B  slavery

C  feudalism

D  communism

A  They make up about 30 percent of the population.

B  They usually work in executive, managerial, and professional jobs.

C  They are comprised mainly of skilled workers in technical fields.

D  They are a largely self-sustaining group and rarely add new members.