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dillingham flaw uvm soc uvm sociology

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SOC 019 Notes Race Relations in the U.S.  September 23, 2017                                    Exam 1 Study Guide  Textbook Chapter 1: The Study of Minorities        Race: a categorization in which many people that share visible physical         characteristics consider themselves or are considered by others to belong to a         specific group on that basis; shaped by social institutions; an important factor in         structuring human life        Ethnicity: shared cultural traits and/or national origin (history, religion, customs,         values, language, tastes); cultural       Majority: group that has the most power in society; dominant group       Minority: group that has less power in society        Social distance: the degre

dillingham flaw

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School: University of Vermont

Department: Sociology

Course: Race Relations in the US

Professor: Katrinell davis

Term: Fall 2016

Tags: race and ethnicity and sociology

Cost: Free

Name: SOC 019 Week 1-4 Notes

Description: These notes cover what the first exam is on.

Uploaded: 09/23/2017

1 pages

SOC 019, Lecture 1 class notes

1 pages

SOC 019, Lecture 1 class notes

1 pages

SOC 019, Lecture 1 class notes

dillingham flaw

dillingham flaw Description

School: University of Vermont

Department: Sociology

Course: Race Relations in the US

Professor: Katrinell davis

Term: Fall 2016

Tags: race and ethnicity and sociology

Cost: Free

Name: SOC 019 Week 1-4 Notes

Description: These notes cover what the first exam is on.

Uploaded: 09/23/2017

1 pages

SOC 019, Lecture 1 class notes

1 pages

SOC 019, Lecture 1 class notes

1 pages

SOC 019, Lecture 1 class notes

dillingham flaw
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