Social Stratification in the United States

Part 1:- Select a research topic that addresses inequalities of either poverty, gender, or race, and, in 250-500 words, explain your rationale for choosing the topic. Pat 2:-- Submit an Annotated Bibliography (example given below) for the Social Stratification in the United States Paper. The annotated bibliography must have at least six-nine resources. Provide a brief summary (150-250 words) for each journal article that supports the topic that you selected in your proposal. Part 3:- Complete a thorough outline of your paper. The outline must cover the issue of inequality that you selected and the concepts from the sociological theories that will be addressed in the paper. Part 4:- Submit the first draft of the Social Stratification in the United States paper. Describe the class structure that exists in the United States, and select the inequalities of either poverty, gender, or race to examine in your research. From the perspective of functionalism, explain how economics, technology, material culture, and religion interrelate to produce and maintain this stratification. Explain whether or not the society is rendered more stable, or less so, by this stratification. From the perspective of conflict theory, describe how the upper class was able to dominate the lower class during the height of the industrial revolution. Prepare this 2,750-3,000-word assignment with six to nine resources. Examples of annotated bibbliography- [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Make sure you look at only APA formats.