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Social Stratification AnalysisGrand Canyon University SOC-102Part OneSocial stratification is defined as groups of people being divided based upon power, education and wealth. Religion, education and economics is the different ways social stratification can vary in one's life. Being that across the world society's values are different is what makes social stratification vary, it can change from city to city or county to county. Class, feudal, caste and slavery are the four systems of stratification. Ranking people based upon their economic position is how the class system functions, this is how there is more mobility within the system. It also allows for people to move up or down based upon their economic position in life. The feudal system is based upon where people are born and what or who they are born to or into so it can relate closely to the class system, say someone was born to

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Social Stratification Analysis


Grand Canyon University SOC-

102




Part One

Social stratification is defined as groups of people being divided based upon

power, education and wealth. Religion, education and economics is the different ways social

stratification can vary in one's life. Being that across the world society's values are different is

what makes social stratification vary, it can change from city to city or county to county. Class,

feudal, caste and slavery are the four systems of stratification. Ranking people based upon their

economic position is how the class system functions, this is how there is more mobility within

the system. It also allows for people to move up or down based upon their economic position in

life. The feudal system is based upon where people are born and what or who they are born to or

into so it can relate closely to the class system, say someone was born to a higher class this

means that they would be ranked higher in life. People born into a lower class family may

struggle to move up in life or might even have to stay in the same position due to how hard it is

to grow. The slavery system would have to be the polar opposite of the class system, this is

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