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1. Communication
2. Travel
3. Eating
4. Production of food |
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Reasons for societies problems
ex: war, disease, outbreaks etc |
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1. Social Change
2. Culture
3.Inequality
4.Modernity
5. Technology
6. Ethnicity
7. Economic intergration |
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International and external change
ex. international- USA
external-wordly
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being transformed - dynamics of change
ex. ethrosentrism - self centered |
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| internal gap and external gap - how we overcome inequality |
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modernization- transforming
ex- moving from industrial to modernism |
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lack of resources around the world
ex- computers |
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social construction of distinguishing characteristics
doesn't really exist - man created
ex- skin color |
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political fragmentation
ex- people rebel, countries break up and rebuild |
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1. 18th century
2. started in England
3. Caused turmoil and change |
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master worked with his hands- everythng was created themselves
ex- food (grew) clothes (spun)
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| 3 Most important inventions in industrial Rev. |
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1.spinning jenny
2. power loom
3. steam engine
*formed industrial rev. |
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| Two reasons for collapse of Industrial Rev |
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1. Reforms: Government made rules
2. Productivity level went higher |
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Created mass amounts of social problems
1. mass unrest
2 increasing crime
3 suicide up
4. diseases up
5. declined welfare |
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| Worldly Responses to Democracy |
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France- Paris Commune (new republic)
England- Unions (workers got organized)
Germany- Militarism
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1. Marky poo
2. Web-ER
3. Dunkin-dohiem |
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1.economic system is source of all social problems
2.Economy detemines everything
3. All societies can be seperated into two classes: Dominant and Subdominant
4. Ideology - capitalism- growth (need to consume to be happy and have self worth) ((no actuality))
5. consumerism keeps system working
6. optimistic
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1. culture- values you grow up with
2. Capitalism struggled with religion throughout world
3. Pessimistic
4. Believed future was an "iron cage" - there will eventually be a rule for everything |
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unwritten solution to diversity
common values that hold a community together
ex- facebook |
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1. material: food music fashion technology
2. non material- beliefs religion values
both can change under pressure |
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1. socialization
family
school
peers
workplace
mass media
social institutions |
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contact with new culture
culture shock- everythings different
it can change you
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"Rich get richer, poor get poorer"
Inequality is growing faster in USA than anywhere else
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1. open- ability to move from being poor to rich or vise versa
2. closed- fate is determined by birth
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Wallaces Theory (WALL-E)
Global Species Consolidation |
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1.point of origin
2. dispersion (moving to new places)
3. Differention (people look different based on where they move)
4. contact
5. consolidation |
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| Changing of race and ethnicity |
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assimilation: two groups form one
cultural pluralism: multiple groups coexist
speratism: two groups together but dont coexist
EX: china town |
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external: gaps throughout the world
internal: gaps in each individual country |
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1. Marxist: social class inequality= incorporates gender
2. Radical= inequality is male domination of all aspect of life
3. liberal: lack of oppertunities, "economical" causes inequality
4. multicultural: due away with male domination, solutions are much more complex changes from different cultures |
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