22. What is one of the fundamental differences between a class system and a caste system?

18. Race, class, gender, and other important axes of identity– when considered together – provide a powerful analytical framework for understanding patterns of social stratification. This framework is called: Select one:

12. In the e-reading article, Mixed Blood, Jeffrey Fish compares the systems that Americans and                              use for classifying people to show the cultural basis of race categories.        

44. Outraged by the number of potholes on Elm Street, your neighbor, Mr. Perkins, called his representative daily until they were fixed. His victory is an outcome of an individual exercising his

14. The practice in Tibet whereby brothers marry a single wife so that their father’s land can be kept intact within the family rather than fragmented over generations can be best described with the concept of: Select one:

Way to maintain the laser focus. Thirty questions down, just twenty-four more to go. You’re now past the halfway point in the midterm. This is a good chance to breathe, glance away from the screen, get up and stretch, hydrate, etc., before embarking on the final leg of the test. Remember not to rush and to read the questions carefully. You’ve got this!

51.  Race is…                                         .

7. Wealth is one of the most significant factors of social stratification in the United States. According to the film, “The House You Live In”, why do White families control eight times as much wealth as non-white families? Select one:

46.  In Module 12, we watched a short film entitled Folk Frontera. This video centered on

1. The tendency to view one’s own culture as superior and to apply one’s own cultural values in judging the behavior and beliefs of other cultures is called: Select one: