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A) of the top 5% would be about $100,000 lower than it actually is now
B) of the top 5% would be about $100,000 higher than it actually is now
C) of the middle 20% would be about $20,000 lower than it actually is now
D) of the middle 20% would be about $20,000 higher than it actually is now
E) inequality did not change
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A) are not related to social class
B) can intensify class differences
C) eliminate class differences
D) lead to the acquisition of cultural capital
E) reinforce the idea that there are no intense class boundaries
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A) exchange mobility
B) intergenerational mobility
C) intragenerational mobility
D) social reproduction
E) structural mobility
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A) bus driver
B) elementary school teacher
C) garbage collector
D) professional athlete
E) surgeon
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A) As more women were elected to office, the moral issues surrounding castes overrode the political ones.
B) As more countries industrialized, the caste system became economically obsolete.
C) The United Nations passed a resolution condemning caste systems.
D) Countries that sanction the caste system have experienced serious boycotts from other, more enlightened countries.
E) All of the above.
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A) intragenerational mobility
B) intergenerational mobility
C) life course
D) life history
E) structural mobility
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A) intragenerational mobility
B) intergenerational mobility
C) life course
D) life history
E) structural mobility
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A) lower middle class
B) middle class upper middle class
C) underclass old middle class
D) upper middle class new middle class
E) working class
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A) All positions in society are equally important.
B) Economic and cultural resources help transmit privileged status across generations.
C) The functional importance of a role is difficult to measure.
D) Social rewards bestowed on people in important roles do not reflect actual importance.
E) Stratification limits the discovery of talent in society.
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A) decreases at first, stabilizes, and then decreases again
B) increases at first, declines, and then stabilizes at a relatively low level
C) decreases at first, increases rapidly, and then stabilizes at a relatively high level
D) increases at first, stabilizes at a high level, and then declines gradually
E) starts out stable for a long time and then gradually increases to a high level
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A) ability of people in a society to engage in protest movements
B) migration of people across national borders
C) migration of people from rural to urban areas
D) movement of individuals and groups between class positions
E) transportation system of a society
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A) education
B) social class of parents
C) discrimination
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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A) new urban poor
B) poorest of the poor
C) truly disadvantaged
D) underclass
E) untouchables
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A) slaves
B) peons
C) estate
D) class
E) caste
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