What are the characteristics of a society that

• Be able to identify the 5 main factors of social stratification. •

Social structure Social Differentiation Race Ethnicity Gender Social Stratification Clan Jobs Religion Wealth Power

OVERVIEW OF STRATIFICATION • 3 strata • ____ Ex: • Low levels of stratification

Factors that contribute to social stratification • • Skill Intelligence Age Physical nature Gender

5 Main Factors of Social Stratification in Society a) b) c) d) e) Wealth

a. Wealth (p. 75) • What is wealth? • Higher/lower wealth more/less opportunity greater/lesser

b. Power (p. 75) • Ability to direct/influence other people’s behavior. • Wealth •

c. Heredity (keturunan ) (p. 76) Blue blood

d. Education (p. 76) • Higher education __________

e. Status/Role (p. 76) • Gives you certain rights • Obligations too

Let’s take a look at some real-life examples. As you read your article, consider:

Theoretically Differentiated IN REALITY: Theoretically Stratified IN REALITY:

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What are the characteristics of a society that would have a lot of social stratification? Social Stratification November 1, 2018

• Be able to identify the 5 main factors of social stratification. • Be able to explain how one of the factors of social stratification affects a person’s daily life. Objectives

Social structure Social Differentiation Race Ethnicity Gender Social Stratification Clan Jobs Religion Wealth Power Education Heredity Status/Role

OVERVIEW OF STRATIFICATION • 3 strata • ____ Ex: • Low levels of stratification in ____ societies • Gender • Seniority • Power • Complex stratification in ______ societies. • Skill specialization • Money

Factors that contribute to social stratification • • Skill Intelligence Age Physical nature Gender Originally from the group or not Wealth (harta benda)

5 Main Factors of Social Stratification in Society a) b) c) d) e) Wealth Power Heredity Education Status/Role

a. Wealth (p. 75) • What is wealth? • Higher/lower wealth more/less opportunity greater/lesser chance of being in a high strata • In developing countries, most people are in the ____ strata.

b. Power (p. 75) • Ability to direct/influence other people’s behavior. • Wealth • Knowledge • Sharp-wittedness (kelicikan) What does power look like to you?

c. Heredity (keturunan ) (p. 76) Blue blood

d. Education (p. 76) • Higher education __________

e. Status/Role (p. 76) • Gives you certain rights • Obligations too

Let’s take a look at some real-life examples. As you read your article, consider: 1. Which of the factors of differentiation or stratification does this article discuss? 2. How does the factor affect individuals? Give 2 concrete examples. 3. What is some advice for someone looking to move up in their social status? When you explain your article to the class later today, be able to give a brief (3 -4 sentence) overview of what you learned from the article.

Theoretically Differentiated IN REALITY: Theoretically Stratified IN REALITY:

What does the Bible say?

• Be able to identify the 5 main factors of social stratification. • Be able to explain how one of the factors of social stratification affects a person’s daily life. Objectives