Subject: Sociology Text Book: You May Ask Yourself: An Introduction to Thinking
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Question
Subject: Sociology
Text Book: You May Ask Yourself: An Introduction to Thinking Like a ...by Dalton Conley
5. Describe three ways the legacy of institutional racism is apparent in the U.S. justice system.
6.Name three policy responses to poverty (U.S. and/or global) and describe the results.
7. Describe and critique two theoretical explanations for poverty (and cite).
8. Compare and contrast the institutions of public education and charter schools.
13.Compare/contrast churches, sects and cults.
14. Describe the three stages of social movements and explain why social movements might stall.
15. Describe the four types of social movements.
Explanation / Answer
answer- Charter school are independently running public school that have great flexiblity in operation and also in return they require great accountibilty for performance. these are choice based public school. these school operated inpendently. Charter school demonstrate perfomance in academic achievement, organization stabilty, and financial goal. these may be closed if they didnot achieve their goals. these school are mandated by private agency. these school also provide alternative education. and these school are funded by awards, donation, state funds, state tax revenue etc.
Private schools are elementary/secondary school mandated by state curriculum. the purpose of these school is to teach children and money provided by the community through bond initiatives and taxes. such school cannot deny the admission of the students if comes in its geographical location. these school are funded by the state and federal government.
answer- the 3 stages of any social movement are following
1- Emergence- it starts when people starts realizing the problem in social system or society it generally comes by it they got dissatisfaction in our system or they got some information about some issue or they maybe unhappy be some decision or on some issue. In such conditional no establishment take place. no action takes in such stages
2- Coalescence- it is sense of discontest now the people for unease about the issue and what and who is responsible for issues. social movment develop its plan to action, holds protect march silently or violenty, they recuritment member for their social movements. peoples becomes strategic and more organised.
3- Bureaucratization- In this stages paid leaders and paid staff replace the volunteers who began the movement. It means that clear lines of authority develop. leads have sustain emotional excitments of the people
decline is the last stages of the any social movements.
answer- social movement are of 4 type and these type are following
1- Reformative social movement- these type of social movements are for everyone and these movements for minor changes
2- Redemptive social movement- these type of social movement are also at individual level but these social movement are of radical changes
3- Revolutionary social movement- this type of social movement dedicated to gain control of the states their aim is not of exclusive control. these movement can bring by anyone and these movement are of radical changes
4- Alternative social movement- these type of social movement can applied only for specific individual and these changes advocates for small level changes
answer- the three policies for response of poverty are following
1- conservative macroeconomics policies
2- saving and investment policies
3- capital investment policies
answer- theroritical explenation of poverty
1- poverty is an individual level.it is individual phenomenon. its views the people are poor because they are lazy, uneducated and feel imferior in some manner nut this theory is not true
2- Poverty is structural phenomenon. according to this view people who are born in poor family remain in poor and backward in our economic system. the system do not provide them better education and employment and thus they remain below poovery line due to economic system
3- Minority group theory-