Question 19 (1 point) E ) Listen > Identity is ... 1) the ability to help those who are under privileged. 2) Diversity 3) Constructed within the social relations of power and inequality. 0 4) Is outraged by social injustices. Question 20 (1 point) Listen Personal Identity is best described as: 1) How you see yourself without concern for what anybody else thinks or feels about you. How 2) you see yourself as an individual who is a member of a group, and how you are perceived by others both inside and outside the group. 3) How individuals see, understand, and shape their own identities. Question 18 (1 point) E) Listen Social status is divided into two categories 1) Male and Female 2) Rich and Poor 3) Ascribed and Achieved. 4) Foreign and Native Question 19 (1 point) Listen Identity is ... 1) the ability to help those who are under privileged. 2) Diversity. 3) Constructed within the social relations of power and inequality. Question 17 (1 point) Listen The 1857 Act to Encourage the Gradual Civilization of the Indian Tribes, 1) Was a total failure as First Nations totally rejected it 2) Was a legislative beginning in the discrimination of First Nations, by forcing patriarchal ideologies on First Nations. 3) Granted both First Nations men and women the right to vote 4) Created homemaking and cooking schools for First Nations women and farming and carpentry schools for men. Question 18 (1 point) E Listen Social status is divided into two categories 1) Male and Female 2) Rich and Poor 3) Ascribed and Achieved. Question 16 (1 point) E) Listen Grassroots action that usually begins on a local level to fix a problem or change a policy is an example of: 1) Dictatorship 2) Slacktivism 3) Free trade 4) Bottom up activism Question 17 (1 point) Listen The 1857 Act to Encourage the Gradual Civilization of the Indian Tribes, 1) Was a total failure as First Nations totally rejected it 2) Was a legislative beginning in the discrimination of First Nations, by forcing patriarchal ideologies on First Nations. . Question 15 (1 point) Listen The tendency to believe that one's own culture is superior compared to other cultures is 1) racism d 2) hegemony 3) ancestral superiority 4) ethnocentrism Question 16 (1 point) Listen > Grassroots action that usually begins on a local level to fix a problem or change a policy is an example of: 1) Dictatorship 2) Slacktivism Question 14 (1 point) E Listen Social Action begins with: 1) Analysing the social problem 2) Ignoring the social problem 3) Acting on the social problem before too much time passes 4) Making sure the right organizations are involved in the social action Question 15 (1 point) E Listen The tendency to believe that one's own culture is superior compared to other cultures is 1) racism 2) hegemony Question 13 (1 point) Listen involves the full and equal participation of all groups in a society that is mutually shaped to meet their needs. 1) Capitalism 2) Social justice 3) Fair trade 4) Activism Question 14 (1 point) E Listen Social Action begins with: 1) Analysing the social problem 2) Ignoring the social problem Question 12 (1 point) E Listen The sociological meaning of intersectionality is 1) The place where two or more roads meet 2) The experience of multiple forms of discrimination based on the intersection of different social statuses 3) The conflict that arises from having racially mixed heritage 4) A justification for hostilities between nations at war with one another Question 13 (1 point) Listen involves the full and equal participation of all groups in a society that is mutually shaped to meet their needs. 1) Capitalism 2) Social justice