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Soc 001 1st Edition Lecture 30 Outline of Last Lecture I Empathy Review II Chapter 13 Reading Assignment Outline of Current Lecture III Judgment IV Clicker Questions V Ascribed Status VI Achieved Status VII Caste System VIII Estate System IX Class System Current Lecture Judgment distinguish between ascribed and achieved statuses Clicker Question 1 A social status is described as a position in the social structure Ascribed status social status position assigned at birth o Father s occupation o Gender race Achieved status status position earned through one s own efforts Clicker Question 2 The status of school teacher is an example of an achieved status Clicker Question 3 The status of pig keeper s daughter is an example of an ascribed status All stratification systems show o People are layered in groups o Boundaries between groups o Each progressively lower layer gets less of any valued social stuff Caste status sis hereditary ascribed can t earn a spot o Boundaries between castes are relatively impermeable o Division of labor o No intermarriage Estate status is hereditary or ascribed can t earn a spot o Boundaries between estates are relatively impermeable Class status is achieved theoretically o Boundaries between classes are permeable Clicker Question 4 In which stratification system is social status based on parents social status o Caste and estate 3000 castes groups into 4 Varnas and one Dalits These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute o o o o o Brahmins priests scholar and teachers Kshatriyas Vaishyas Sudras Dalits scheduled


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