________ viewed inequality favorably, but only as a means for controlling population growth.
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Habitus
________ is really the physical embodiment of cultural capital- such that we have the goals, tastes, ideas, and thoughts of people who are in our same social class.
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Hegel
________ viewed history in terms of a master- slave dialectic, a relationship of mutual dependency.
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student government
Eg: hegemony is the ________ leadership in a school.
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Inequality
________ is acceptable so long as everyone has the same opportunities for advancement and is judged by the same standards.
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Payday loan industry
________ charges 400 % interest.
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Vilfredo Pareto
________ argued that 20 % of the population was more talented, smarter, and more able to assume positions of power.
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Rousseau
________ argued that private property creates social inequality, and that this inequality ultimately leads to social conflict.
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Classes
________ are groups of people who share similar characteristics and social locations.
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Weber
________ believed that a class of people was defined by the similar life chances they held.
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Military Order
________: The largest and most expensive feature of government and one that has a monopoly on violence and death.
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Stratification
________ refers to the hierarchical organization of a society into groups with differing levels of power, social prestige, or status and economic resources.
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Life chances
________ can be thought of as the chances that you will be able to reach your goals in society.
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Political Order
________: With only a few parties who are remarkably similar on almost every issue, controls the legal justice system allowing the powerful to define their behaviors as legal and others behaviors as illegal.