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Questions: 1. There are various ways in which we view the social world. (a) One of the ways is through the Sociological Imagination? (b) Explain the sociological imagination and the state the scholar who created the term,( c) Explain how industrialization
reserved for hifsa. Please use the information found in each section of the class text, for each corresponding unit, to answer each question. Marks will be given for personal opinions and generalized consensuses regarding the questions asked. At no time are your thoughts needed to support or refute any claims being made. Answer each question using the research information in the text. All questions must have an introduction, a body and a conclusion. The introduction must present a background to the topic under study. The body includes all parts of the questions that is answered; The conclusion is a summation of the arguments made in the body.
Questions: 1. There are various ways in which we view the social world. (a) One of the ways is through the Sociological Imagination? (b) Explain the sociological imagination and the state the scholar who created the term,( c) Explain how industrialization and urbanization encouraged the development of the social sciences in general and sociology in particular. 2. As it stands,"researchers, educators and parents alike are challenging the binary concepts of sex and gender..."(Manza, 2013) (a) How are sex and gender defined by sociologists? (b) what is meant by the social construction of gender and how is gender socialization linked to the construction of gender? (c) Present any Two arguments that explain why women still earn less than men. 3. A key religious pattern among today's youth is described as "A god exists who created and ordered the world and watches over human life" (Simth et al 2009). (a) How do sociologists define religion? (b) why do sociologists regard as the fluidity and variability of religion? (c) Why is it difficult to distinguish religious conflict from ethnic or class conflict?
