“everydayworld asproblematic”theoristA statusendowedat birthProcessthrough whichindividualslearn theircultureThestatisticalstudy ofhumanpopulationsWave offeminismassociatedwith the fightfor suffragePhenomenologicalidea that we sharea common worldClaimsmonopoly oflegitimate useof violenceover a territoryA hierarchicalsystem oforganizationwith formalrulesOwners ofthemeans ofproductionWrote theProtestantEthic and theSpirit ofCapitalismA methodwhere aresearcherimmersesthemselves in agroupCalledhimself the“Great Priestof Humanity”Racismembedded insocialinstitutions &policiesTurns privatetroubles intosocial issuesWrote afamousbook onsuicideArt that is usedto promotesocial, politicalchangeIntroduced theidea of the"doubleconsciousness"Interconnectednessof social categorieslike race, class, andgenderNarratives frommarginalizedcommunitiesthat challengedominantsocietyFamous forthe idea ofthe “matrix ofdomination”The scientificstudy ofhumansocietyForHabermas,when systemsdistorteveryday lifeBehaviors orcharacteristicsthat violatesocial normsThe dramaticoverthrow ofone intellectualparadigm byanother“everydayworld asproblematic”theoristA statusendowedat birthProcessthrough whichindividualslearn theircultureThestatisticalstudy ofhumanpopulationsWave offeminismassociatedwith the fightfor suffragePhenomenologicalidea that we sharea common worldClaimsmonopoly oflegitimate useof violenceover a territoryA hierarchicalsystem oforganizationwith formalrulesOwners ofthemeans ofproductionWrote theProtestantEthic and theSpirit ofCapitalismA methodwhere aresearcherimmersesthemselves in agroupCalledhimself the“Great Priestof Humanity”Racismembedded insocialinstitutions &policiesTurns privatetroubles intosocial issuesWrote afamousbook onsuicideArt that is usedto promotesocial, politicalchangeIntroduced theidea of the"doubleconsciousness"Interconnectednessof social categorieslike race, class, andgenderNarratives frommarginalizedcommunitiesthat challengedominantsocietyFamous forthe idea ofthe “matrix ofdomination”The scientificstudy ofhumansocietyForHabermas,when systemsdistorteveryday lifeBehaviors orcharacteristicsthat violatesocial normsThe dramaticoverthrow ofone intellectualparadigm byanother

Sociology Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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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  1. “everyday world as problematic” theorist
  2. A status endowed at birth
  3. Process through which individuals learn their culture
  4. The statistical study of human populations
  5. Wave of feminism associated with the fight for suffrage
  6. Phenomenological idea that we share a common world
  7. Claims monopoly of legitimate use of violence over a territory
  8. A hierarchical system of organization with formal rules
  9. Owners of the means of production
  10. Wrote the Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
  11. A method where a researcher immerses themselves in a group
  12. Called himself the “Great Priest of Humanity”
  13. Racism embedded in social institutions & policies
  14. Turns private troubles into social issues
  15. Wrote a famous book on suicide
  16. Art that is used to promote social, political change
  17. Introduced the idea of the "double consciousness"
  18. Interconnectedness of social categories like race, class, and gender
  19. Narratives from marginalized communities that challenge dominant society
  20. Famous for the idea of the “matrix of domination”
  21. The scientific study of human society
  22. For Habermas, when systems distort everyday life
  23. Behaviors or characteristics that violate social norms
  24. The dramatic overthrow of one intellectual paradigm by another