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| social resource reflected in other's good opinions, respect, and willingness to be influenced |
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| societies in which people or more usually kinship groups are ordered on a continuum in relation to each other |
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| societies in which all members have equal access to valued resources, including land, social prestige, wealth, and power |
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| societies in which people have differential access to valued resources, including land and property, social, prestige, wealth, and political power |
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| principle that people can move from membership in one social group to another |
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| cultural category that groups people according to so-called 'racial' distinctions |
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| social category based on a comples mis of ancestory, culture, and self-identification; can lose this by assimilation into dominant culture |
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