EqualAccessCivilRightsAct 1875TwoimportantfreedomsAssembly& thePressTend tobeleadersAlphasOwnersexploitedworkersWorkersrevolutionPlessyvs.FergusonSeparatebut equalokCivilRightsAct 1964EndedPlessy vsFergusonNaturalseparationStratificationMarriage ofdifferentcharacteristicsExogamyCastesystemsClosedsocietybased onethnicityMarx /WeberSeparationbased onsocialcharacteristicsClasssystemTocquevilleFrenchmanstudiedU.S.ClasssystemsOpensocietySocialstrataIndustrialRevolutionConcernforAmericansMaterialismBrainDroppingsDemocracyin AmericaBookaboutdemocracyBeganwithhuntersStratifi-cationClasswarfareneverhappenedLaborunionsStratifi-cationPower&PrestigeMaxWeberPredictedCivil Warbased onBasedon raceconflictBlackCodesSeparationof racesafter CivilWarPasseddowngenerations StratificationHistoricalContextEqualAccessCivilRightsAct 1875TwoimportantfreedomsAssembly& thePressTend tobeleadersAlphasOwnersexploitedworkersWorkersrevolutionPlessyvs.FergusonSeparatebut equalokCivilRightsAct 1964EndedPlessy vsFergusonNaturalseparationStratificationMarriage ofdifferentcharacteristicsExogamyCastesystemsClosedsocietybased onethnicityMarx /WeberSeparationbased onsocialcharacteristicsClasssystemTocquevilleFrenchmanstudiedU.S.ClasssystemsOpensocietySocialstrataIndustrialRevolutionConcernforAmericansMaterialismBrainDroppingsDemocracyin AmericaBookaboutdemocracyBeganwithhuntersStratifi-cationClasswarfareneverhappenedLaborunionsStratifi-cationPower&PrestigeMaxWeberPredictedCivil Warbased onBasedon raceconflictBlackCodesSeparationof racesafter CivilWarPasseddowngenerationsStratificationHistoricalContext

Unit 3: Stratification P. 6-9 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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O O
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O O
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I I
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  1. B-Civil Rights Act 1875
    B-Equal Access
  2. I-Assembly & the Press
    I-Two important freedoms
  3. N-Alphas
    N-Tend to be leaders
  4. G-Workers revolution
    G-Owners exploited workers
  5. B-Separate but equal ok
    B-Plessy vs. Ferguson
  6. B-Ended Plessy vs Ferguson
    B-Civil Rights Act 1964
  7. O-Stratification
    O-Natural separation
  8. O-Exogamy
    O-Marriage of different characteristics
  9. N-Closed society based on ethnicity
    N-Caste systems
  10. G-Marx / Weber
  11. O-Class system
    O-Separation based on social characteristics
  12. I-French man studied U.S.
    I-Tocqueville
  13. N-Open society
    N-Class systems
  14. G-Industrial Revolution
    G-Social strata
  15. I-Materialism
    I-Concern for Americans
  16. N-Brain Droppings
  17. I-Book about democracy
    I-Democracy in America
  18. O-Stratifi-cation
    O-Began with hunters
  19. G-Labor unions
    G-Class warfare never happened
  20. O-Stratifi-cation
  21. G-Max Weber
    G-Power & Prestige
  22. I-Based on race conflict
    I-Predicted Civil War based on
  23. B-Separation of races after Civil War
    B-Black Codes
  24. O-Stratification
    O-Passed down generations
  25. B-Historical Context