Chapter 8: Social Stratification: United States and Global

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absolutepoverty
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bourgeoisie
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closedstratificationsystem
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corporatewelfare
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Davis–Moorethesis
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feminizationofpoverty
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horizontalmobility
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intergenerationalmobility
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intragenerationalmobility
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lifechances
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meritocracy
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openstratificationsystem
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povertyline
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power
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prestige
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proletariat
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relativepoverty
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socialclass
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socialmobility
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socialstratification
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socioeconomicstatus
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underclass
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verticalmobility
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wealth
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workingpoor