from some of the best answers and summarising common mistakes to be avoided. 3.6 Social stratification after 3.5 Crime and deviance Lesson number Topic Lesson guidance Suggested activities Key concepts covered 1 Social What is social stratification? Achieved status stratification Different types of social Aristocracy stratification: Caste slavery Class caste Elite estates Feudalism (estates) class. Slavery Social inequality Stratification 2 Functionalism Why do functionalists believe that Functionalism and social social stratification is a ‘universal Income stratification necessity’? Inequality
from some of the best answers and summarising common mistakes to be avoided. 3.6 Social stratification after 3.5 Crime and deviance Lesson number Topic Lesson guidance Suggested activities Key concepts covered 1 Social stratification What is social stratification? Different types of social stratification: slavery caste estates class. Achieved status Aristocracy Caste Class Elite Feudalism (estates) Slavery Social inequality Stratification 2 Functionalism and social stratification Why do functionalists believe that social stratification is a ‘universal necessity’? Functionalism Income Inequality
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