sociologists

• What is the term for the division of society into different classes?

  Social stratification
• What does social stratification refer to?

  It refers to the hierarchical arrangement of individuals in society.
• What is the significance of "dry and loud" workers in social stratification?

  They represent a specific class within the social hierarchy.
• What does the term "sovereignty" refer to?

  The authority of a state to govern itself.
• How does education relate to social stratification?

  Education can influence an individual's social class and opportunities.
• What is a common outcome of social stratification?

  Unequal access to resources and opportunities.
• Who are considered the "dry and loud" members of society?

  Workers
• What role does cultural identity play in social stratification?

  Cultural identity can affect one's social status and interactions.
• How does social stratification affect family structures?

  It can lead to different family dynamics based on class.
• What is the relationship between social stratification and economic status?

  Economic status often determines social class.
• Why is understanding social stratification important?

  It helps analyze social inequalities and their impacts.
• How can one address issues of social stratification in society?

  By implementing policies that promote equality.
• What are the implications of social stratification on community development?

  It can hinder equitable access to resources and services.
• What is a key characteristic of social stratification?

  It is a structured inequality among different groups.
• How does social stratification influence individual behavior?

  It can shape aspirations and life choices.
• In what way can education reform impact social stratification?

  By providing equal educational opportunities for all.
• What are the potential consequences of ignoring social stratification in policy-making?

  It can exacerbate existing inequalities and tensions.