Booklet One - What is Inequality?
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Clues
- A status which is given at birth e.g gender. (8, 6)
- A status which you have gained or worked for e.g to train as a doctor. (8, 6)
- Everybody has equal opportunities to succeed. (11)
- In this type of society it is possible to be socially mobile. (4, 7)
- The opportunities people have in society to get the things they want. (4, 7)
- The way the British society is divided into groups on the basis of differences in income, wealth and power. (6, 5)
- Treating people unequally on the grounds of their membership to a certain group. (14)
- When one group or individual treats another group or individual unfairly for their own advantage. (12)
- When people are unable, or feel unable to play a full part in society. This may be due to the lack of material resources, discrimination by others or a sense that the rest of society neither wants or respects them. (6, 9)
- Where people feel pushed to the edges of society, usually as a result of social exclusion. (15)
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