Quiz 7 SOC

What term refers to the social institution built on beliefs and practices centered on the sacred?

What’s another word for extraordinary, inspiring awe?

What’s another word for ordinary?

What’s the first core element of religion?

What’s the second core element of religion?

What’s the third core element of religion?

What’s the fourth core element of religion?

How does Structural Functionalism view religion?

What kind of functionalist function unites people through rituals and symbols?

What kind of functionalist function enforces moral standards?

How does Symbolic-Interactionism view religion? (Cosmic frame of reference)

How does Social Conflict Theory view religion?

What term refers to the concept of religion comforting the oppressed rather than fixing injustice?

How does Feminist Theory view religion?

Who coined the concept of Protestant Ethic, linking religious values to the rise of capitalism?

What kind of religious organization is large and mainstream?

What kind of religious organization exists as a subgroup withon a larger religion?

What kind of religious organization exists as a smaller group seeking purity by breaking away from the norm?

What kind of religious organization is new, centered on charismatic leaders?

Which religion has one god; love and salvation through Jesus?

Which religion has Allah as its god?

Which religion teaches moral law and the covenant?

Which religion teaches karma, dharma, and reincarnation?

Which religion teaches the path to enlightenment?

Which religion teaches moral harmony?

What percentage of adults in the United States have no religious affiliation?

What term refers to the national symbols that act like shared faith, promoting unity?

What term refers to the strict, yet literal interpretation for religious scripture?

What term refers to the institution that transmits knowledge, skills, and culture between generations?

What kind of education is formal and structured?

What kind of education comes from family, peers, etc?

What kind of nations have limited access to education, especially for girls?

How does Structural Functionalism view education?

What kind of functionalist function teaches values, discipline, and cooperation?

What kind of functionalist function unites diverse groups?

What kind of functionalist function sorts people by skills and achievement?

What kind of functionalist function drives new ideas?

How does Symbolic-Interactionism view education?

What term refers to the moment in which a label or belief becomes reality?

How does Social Conflict Theory view education?

What conflict concept separates students by ability?

What concept refers to the act of requiring degrees for jobs that once didn’t need them, furthering the class divide?

What term refers to the unspoken lessons about obedience and authority?