What is social stratification what are the different types of social stratification?

Answer 1

Social Stratification is the method where by people are classified the various types of social stratification are upper class, lower class and middle class

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In sociology and anthropology, social stratification is the hierarchical arrangement of individuals into social classes, castes, and divisions within a society. These hierarchies, which may be overtly or covertly present, or not present at all in some societies, are quite common in state-level societies (as distinguished from hunter-gatherer or other social arrangements).

According to Peter Robert Saunders,[1] in modern Western societies, stratification depends on social and economic classes comprising three main layers: upper class, middle class, and lower class. Each class is further subdivided into smaller classes related, in part, to occupation. The term stratification derives from the geological concept of strata, or rock layers created by natural processes

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The process by which people are assigned different social ranks in society. Social stratification forms the basis of inequalities within a society: higher social ranks tend to have more power, prestige, and privilege than the lower ranks. Social stratification is based on social or biological characteristics, such as social class, age, gender, ethnic group, rather than natural ability. It is possible for a person to be assigned a high social rank with respect to one factor, such as economic status, and a lower rank with regards another factor, such as gender.

Answer 2

Social stratification refers to the hierarchical arrangement of individuals or groups within a society based on factors like wealth, power, and social status. There are various types of social stratification, including caste systems (where individuals are born into a particular social group with limited mobility), class systems (based on economic factors such as income and occupation), and estate systems (where individuals are grouped based on their roles in society, such as nobility, clergy, or commoners).

Answer 3

There are multiple types of social stratification. These include the formation of classes based on economic indicators. There are also strata based on religion as castes and separating denominations, as happened in Northern Ireland.

Answer 4

Social stratification usually means "some people are richer than others." I'm not sure what the "four systems" are, and it sounds very much like someone is contriving distinctions that lack importance, so he can sound like an expert on something.

You should understand that sociology isn't a science. It's a leftist pseudo-scientific hoax. It's aims include fabricating a false and contrived basis for the idea of racial equality. Any heritable biological difference between races is blamed on "social factors," such as poverty, rather than on different brain sizes and different IQs. Likewise racial differences in per capita crime rates are also blamed on poverty, instead of on racial gaps in intelligence and differing amounts of testosterone.

Answer 5

there are three types of social stratification. Caste System, feudal/estate system and the class system.

Answer 6

slavery, caste, class.

(the following is theoretical - don't take literally)

Curiosity, Apathy, Vengeance

Answer 7

baboy

manok

baka

Answer 8

property...power...occupation