What This Document Is
This document is an examination for SOCI 201, Introduction to Sociology, offered at the University of Delaware. Specifically, it’s designed to assess your understanding of core concepts related to social stratification – how societies are structured to create inequalities. It’s formatted as a comprehensive exam, likely containing a variety of question types to test your knowledge of the subject matter.
Why This Document Matters
This examination is crucial for students enrolled in SOCI 201 to gauge their comprehension of the course material on social stratification. It’s best utilized *after* completing related readings, lectures, and study sessions. Reviewing this exam’s structure and the breadth of topics covered will help you identify areas where your understanding is strong and where further study is needed. Access to the full examination will allow for focused self-assessment and preparation for a graded evaluation.
Topics Covered
* Theories of Social Inequality (historical and contemporary perspectives)
* Systems of Stratification (estate, caste, and class)
* The relationship between social class, status, and power
* Socioeconomic Status and its measurement
* Social Mobility (types and factors influencing it)
* The role of globalization on economic inequality
* The social construction of race and its impact on stratification
* Functionalist and conflict perspectives on inequality
What This Document Provides
* A comprehensive assessment of key concepts in social stratification.
* Insight into the types of questions and topics emphasized in the course.
* A framework for understanding different theoretical approaches to inequality.
* Exposure to the core terminology and definitions used in the study of stratification.
* A tool for self-evaluation and targeted review of course material.
