34. A somewhat surprising piece of common ground has been found by leftists and the right wing in advocating for the idea of a(n) ___    ___    ____, which is seen as a way to battle inequality and poverty on the left and a means of getting rid of the welfare state on the right.  

4.  As discussed in lecture, the burakumin of Japan are a minority group that’s endured a long history of discrimination due to the attribution of racial stereotypes. What specific term do we use for the process of categorizing, differentiating, and attributing a particular racial characteristic or stereotype to a person or group of people?

41. With industrialization, families were able to rely less and less on extended networks to help take care of children, the elderly, and those who were disabled. Because of this, the government intervened to provide access to care. When governments assume responsibility for the basic needs of citizens, this is called a(n)  

26. The Sociological Conversations interview with Victor Rios highlights the differential treatment that racial and ethnic minorities, particularly those in the inner cities, receive from a young age. In his youth, Rios often encountered police intrusion frequently in his daily life, including at school. What sociological idea characterizes Rios’s experience with police surveillance?       

44. How do politics affect the level of inequality in the United States?    

10. Lin and Matt are arguing about the nature of social inequality. Matt thinks inequality exists because it helps society run smoothly by, for example, creating incentives for people to take on critically important jobs. Lin completely disagrees and argues instead that society is shaped by dominant groups who coerce the rest of society to go along with the unequal system they create and from which they benefit. Lin is arguing from the perspective of  

9. When the orientations of individuals and a social movement organization connect in a way that there is a complementary set of interests, beliefs, goals, activities, and ideologies in the movement, we have what David Snow calls  

51. As defined by C. Wright Mills, which of the following “enables us to grasp history and biography and the relations between the two within society”?  

37. In the past, being overweight or obese may have been seen as a personal failing, but now it is seen as a disease to be treated by doctors. This is an example of the process known as  

3. You are at a football game with your friends, though you aren’t a football fan. Nonetheless, when “the wave” comes your way, you stand up and take part. Afterward, you feel surprised that you did such a silly thing that you don’t really even enjoy. A sociologist explains that you were influenced by the behavior of those close to you, which is called _____   _____ theory.