Across |
1. | a large group of people who rank closely in wealth |
3. | number of women increasing in workplace |
6. | invisible minority |
9. | men dominating society |
11. | primary dimension of social class |
12. | system which layers people according to their power, property and prestige |
13. | discrimination because of age |
16. | more open stratification and is primarily on money |
17. | based on debt, crime, and conquest |
19. | U.S. government draw a line to determine poverty |
20. | annilation of jews |
21. | affects family life, education, politics, religion, health and mental care and technology |
23. | allows minority to adapt in its own way and speed |
28. | making life unbearable for minority so they leave voluntarily |
30. | way of life that perpetuates property from generations |
31. | increasing proportion of aging population |
32. | associated with voting practices |
33. | ethnic variation and no dominant group |
35. | greater power, privileges and social status by group in power |
38. | unfair treatment based on characterstics |
39. | quiet blending of ethnic groups |
40. | industrialization led to four groups of nations |
41. | Miss Rivers' Lodge studied |
42. | widens for minorities |
43. | respect or regard |
44. | biology is not destiny and gender should be equalized |