| A | B |
|---|
| Refers to the personal traits and social positions that members of a society attach to being male or female. | Gender |
| This woman reasoned that people everywhere should define "masculine" and "feminine" in the same way. | Margaret Mead |
| Unequal distribution of wealth, power, and privilege between men and women. | Gender stratification |
| Studied 200 preindustrial societies and found some global agreement on which tasks are masculine and feminine. | George Murdock |
| Form of social organization in which males dominate females. | Patriarchy |
| Women that are highly concentrated in low paying jobs is an example of? | Institutional Sexism |
| Form of social organization in which females dominate males. | Matriarchy |
| Belief that one sex is innately supior to the other. | Sexism |
| Who spent a year watching children play to study the effects of peer groups? | Janet Lever |
| Any category of people distingiushed by physical or cultural difference that a society sets apart ans subotinates. | Minority |
| Who explained that Gender forms a complementary set of roles that links men and women into family units for the purpose of carrying out important tasks? | Talcott Parsons |
| attutudes and activities that a society links to each sex. | Gender roles/Sex roles |
| Who saw that in hunting and gathering societies, the activities of men and women had the same importance? | Friedrich Engels |
| The advocacy of social equality for men and women, in opposition to patriarchy and sexism. | Feminism |
| Working to increase equality, promoting sexual freedom, and expanding human choice is an example of? | Basic Feminist ideas. |
