Practice Social Inequality (1.1) - Chapter 10: Protest Movements

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Question 1.
Define social inequality in one sentence.
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Consider the definitions presented in the glossary.
Question 2.
What is economic exploitation?
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Think about labor relations and conditions.
3Question 3.
What does social inequality refer to?
- Economic opportunities
- Unequal resource distribution
- Both A and B
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Think about the definitions we've covered.
4Question 4.
Is political repression a cause for protests?
- True
- False
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Recall our discussions about protests driven by government actions.
Question 5.
Propose a set of strategies a currently marginalized group can use to address social inequality in their community.
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Think about the various forms of activism we've learned.
Question 6.
What impact would further political repression have on existing protest movements? Develop an argument.
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Consider historical patterns of protest dynamics.

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