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What are often found in large urban areas?
Pockets of poverty
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What characterizes a tropical rainforest?
High temperature and
precipitation
year-round with high
humidity
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What is an example of a tropical rainforest?
Amazon Rainforest
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What does a hierarchy refer to?
A system of organizing people into
different
ranks or levels of importance
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When was the Transcontinental Railroad built?
Between
1863
and
1869
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What does the Panama Canal connect?
The
Atlantic Ocean
with the
Pacific Ocean
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What is status in a social context?
The
position
that a person has in a group or setting
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What are primary groups?
A group of people who have frequent close
interactions
and intimacy with others
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What is an example of a primary group?
Grade level
teachers
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What are positive sanctions in socialization?
The approval of some activities in a
society
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What is an example of a
positive sanction
?

Getting a good education
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What does discrimination refer to?
Unfair treatment towards cultures or individuals not in the
dominant culture
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What is sociology?
The study of
relationships
and interactions between groups and institutions
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What defines a group in sociology?
Two or more people who have common
norms
and interactions over time
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What is socialization?
The process of learning the
norms
and customs of a group or culture
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What is social solidarity?
When a society is brought together by common values, work,
kinship
, and/or education
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What is urbanization?
The process of a
society
becoming more urban
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Who was Henry David Thoreau?
An
American
writer
,
philosopher
, and
transcendentalist
known for "
Walden
"
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What is a cultural region?
A region defined by
common human characteristics
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What are plate tectonics?
The large-scale movements of portions of the
earth's crust
over long periods of time
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What does climate measure?
An area's long-term
weather
patterns
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What is an example of
climate
in the Amazon Rainforest?

The average temperature range is 64 to 73 degrees Fahrenheit
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What is
abstract
art?

Art that uses color and shape to create meaning and represent objects
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What is social conflict?
The belief that disagreements will occur in societies with
differing
beliefs and values
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What is the Antarctic?
The area south of the
Antarctic Circle
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What are
pull
factors?

Circumstances that attract individuals to move to a particular destination
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What is an example of a pull factor?
Increased
economic opportunities
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What are sociological institutions?
Groups of people who come together for a
common purpose
and have common norms
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What is an example of a sociological institution?
Religious institutions like
Catholicism
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What are networks in sociology?
Social
ties
from
one
group
or
individual
to
another
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What is elevation?
The distance above
sea level
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What is a canal?
A man-made
waterway
for boats or irrigation
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What is an example of a canal?
Panama Canal
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What are cultural traits?
Individual aspects of
human activity
that shape social life
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What is a Mediterranean area?
An area found in the middle
latitudes
along the western coast of a
continent
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What is a desert?
An area with extreme temperatures and little
precipitation
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What is an example of a desert?
The
Gobi
Desert
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What is a role in a social context?
The expected
characteristics
or behaviors of a person or group
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What is an example of a role?
The role of
parents
is to provide for their children
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What is ethnicity?
A group of people who share a common
language
,
heritage
, and/or traits
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