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| Biological characteristics determine |
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| chromosmes anatomy hormone and other physical and physiological attributes |
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| learned attitudes and behaviors that characterize women and men |
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| perception of oneself as eiter maculine or feminine |
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| the characteristics, attitudes , feelings, and behaviors that society exepects of females and males. |
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| people's unequaal access to wealth, power, status, prestige, opportunity, and other valued resources because of their sex |
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| Male and female performane in math |
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| boys steered to engeneering, girls to social work, started in preschool. |
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| the overall income difference between women and men in the workplace. |
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| What is the result of several studies about gender pay gap |
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| Men are generally paid more than men |
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| pregnancy discrimination act |
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| makes it illegal for a pregnant employee to be penalized or fired |
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| a prefernce for sexual partners of the same sex, of bot or neither |
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| hermaphodite, transgendered |
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| genetic base of sexual orientation |
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| that Sexual orientation is inherited. |
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| What functionalists belive about gender role |
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| That gender roles differ because women and men have distinct roles and resposibilities |
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| what feminist theory says about sexuality |
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| That men use violence including seual harassment, rape, and global sex trafficking to control womens sexuality |
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| a group of people wo share physical characteristics, such as skin color and facial features, tha are passed on therough reproduction. |
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| What are racial characteristics |
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| Characteristics a race shares such as skin color hair texture and eye shape. |
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| Race and ethnicity refer to |
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Race-personal features
ethnicity-group of people from common origin. |
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| Majority and minority migration to U.S in 1900 |
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| undocumented migration to U.S |
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| more than a million a year |
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| the systematic effort to kill all members of a particulr group. |
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| the process of conforming to the culture of the majority group(Book says Dominant) |
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| is an attitude, positive or negative, towrd people becase of their group membership. |
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| the belief that one's own culture, society or group is inherntly superior to others |
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| a formal organization that has the authority to make and enforce laws. |
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| a social process, through which individual and groups acqure and exercise power |
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| the ability of a person or group to affect the behavior of others despite resistance |
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| the legitimate use of power |
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| which social theorist described legitimate authority |
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| is power based on the belife that laws and appointed or elected political leaders are legitimate. |
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| a political system in which gov't control evey aspect of a persons life |
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| a political system where the states control the lives of the citizens but permits some degree of individual freedom |
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| A representitive of a special interest group who tries to influence plitical decisions |
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| political action committee |
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| a group that raises money to elect one or more candidates to public office. |
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| Network of commercial organizations (such as manufacturers, producers, wholesalers, retailers, and buyers) who generate, distribute, and purchase goods and services. See also financial institutions. |
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| the control or governing influence of a nation over a dependent country, territory, or people |
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| an economic system where wealth is invested and reinvested to produce profits. |
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| situation where one person or company controls a particular market or industry |
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| 4 essential characteristics of socialism |
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1.colletive ownership of private property
2.Cooperation
3.No profit motve
4. Collective goals rather than individual investments |
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| Karl Marx predictions about communism |
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| Marx predicted would become dominant around the world because explited workers woul revolt against the yoke of capatilism. |
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| a political and economic system in which all members of a society are equal. |
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| a social entity that has legal rights, privliges, and liabilities apart from those of its members |
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| a giant corporation that owns a collection of companies in different industries |
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| Conglomeration of top coorperation heads |
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| most powerful coorperation corporations that own a collection of different companies in various industries |
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| Where the majority of U.S jobs go |
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