Chapter 4: Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion
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Social inequality is:
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Stratification leads to:
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Which group faces maximum exclusion historically?
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Social exclusion results in:
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Equality means:
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Prejudice leads to:
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Discrimination is:
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Which is NOT a form of inequality?
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Life chances mean:
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Inclusion of disabled people requires:
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Disability is often linked to:
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Disabled persons face:
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Gender inequality exists due to:
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Gender refers to:
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Reservation policies aim at:
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Minorities face:
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Minorities are groups with:
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OBCs are defined as:
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OBC stands for:
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Tribal exclusion is mainly due to:
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Adivasi movements are mainly for:
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Development projects often lead to:
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Colonial rule affected Adivasis by:
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Adivasis depend mainly on:
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Dalits are associated with:
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Endogamy means:
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Caste system promotes:
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Untouchability is:
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Caste is based on:
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Social exclusion affects:
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Social exclusion is:
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Exclusion denies access to:
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Social exclusion means:
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Example of stereotype:
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Prejudice is mostly:
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Discrimination refers to:
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Stereotypes are:
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Prejudice means:
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Stratification is transferred through:
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Which is NOT a feature of stratification?
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Stratification is:
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Stratification is based on:
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Social stratification means:
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Social capital refers to:
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Cultural capital includes:
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Economic capital refers to:
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Social inequality is mainly based on:
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Social inequality refers to:
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