Religion follows some class lines, Baptists are usually lower class, Methodists are middle class, and Episcopalians are more upper middle class and upper class. ... Churches, attract the upper and middle classes because they support there world views and values, where as sects tend to reject there world views. Classism, there are many different classes in America, upper-upper class, lower-upper class, upper middle class, lower middle class, upper-lower class, and lower-lower class. ... Other groups, there are many different races, White, Black, Asian, Middle Eastern, European, Spanish, Mexic...

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The upper class is the very wealthy, the middle class is the average of the society, and the lower class is the poorer people of the society. ... They are the countries of Eastern Europe. ... The upper middle class consists mainly of people who have wealth because of the education they have had. ... The lower middle class is about thirty-four percent of the population. ... His son has no inheritance, goes to a public school, and grows up middle class. ...

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Traditionally, there were three principle classes consisting of the upper, middle, and lower. ... A good example of this occurs in Granfield's (2002, 140) account of middle and working class students attending a prestigious law school in the eastern United States. ... For example, I was born a white male in the middle class. ...

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By being the middle child in a family, Gulliver is not given much social status. ... Even though he was the middle child his family still wanted him to get an education. ... Levants is in the eastern part of the Mediterranean which means it could be a place that not many people have been before. ...

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Vanita in her essay cites some examples for the above situation, "For example late nineteenth and early twentieth century Eastern and Central European Jews, fleeing persecution in their home countries and entering the United States as refugees, often either chose to change their names, or had their names changed by US officials at Ellis island and other entry points"(72). ... Vanita has given some example for this, "These traditional, relatively more equitable, naming practices have unfortunately gone out of style among the educated urban middle class"(73). ...

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Affirmative Action 1. Statement and Justification of the research topic. The topic I am going researched is affirmative action. Affirmative action is when a government or an organization gives preference to women or minorities that are often treated unfairly, when it is choosing people for sc...

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