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GCSE Sociology: Social stratification
GCSE Sociology: Social stratification Practice Book
Theories of Social Stratification, Social Class and Life Chances, Poverty and Wealth and 9 more
Sociology questions ask for named theories and studies applied to a specific claim, and an answer that explains without naming loses marks it has already earned in substance. Each volume takes a group of themes and keeps the full marking lines so the naming and the explaining can be checked apart.
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- Pages
- 113 A4 pages
- Chapters
- 12 worksheet chapters
- Questions
- 199 - 634 marks
- Answers
- From page 72
- Level
- GCSE - Years 10-11, AQA
- Working time
- About 13h 40m
What is inside
Every chapter opens with a divider page giving its marks and suggested timing, then runs its question pages. The mark schemes for all 12 chapters are grouped at the back, so the book works as homework, as a timed test, or as revision.
- 01Theories of Social Stratificationp3
- 02Social Class and Life Chancesp9
- 03Poverty and Wealthp15
- 04Power and Authorityp20
- 05Social Mobilityp25
- 06Inequality by Gender, Ethnicity and Agep32
- 07Forms of Social Stratification: Caste, Feudal and Slave Systemsp38
- 08Classifying Social Class and the Growth of an Underclassp43
- 09Explanations of and Solutions to Povertyp49
- 10Pluralist and Elite Theories of Powerp54
- 11Inequality Based on Disability and Other Social Divisionsp60
- 12Marxist and Feminist Perspectives on Power and the Statep66
- Answersp72
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