Caste
-Scarce resources and social rewards are distributed
-status is determined by the status of his/her parents
-elaborate norms for governing interaction between the castes
-caste systems have forbidden the practice of exogamy

Class
-linking means that individuals have some control over their place in stratification
-acording to the followers of Marx, the owners of the means of production
-who made his or her money through illegal means my be shunned by the established upper class

Nathan H.
Caste system
scarce resources and social upwards and distributed on the basis of ascribed statuses. a newborn childs life long status of his or her parents.

class system
the distribution of scare resources and upwards determined on the basis of achieved status, Individuals have some control over their place in the strictifaction.

Michael Hoffmann

caste system
scarce resources and social rewards.

class system
Given talent, effort, and opportunity, can move up the social class ladder.

Dalton Brown

caste system
scarce resources and social rewards and distributed on the basis of ascribed statuses. A newborn childs life long status - or caste - is determined by the status of his or her parents.

class system
the distribution of scarce resources and rewards determind on the basis of achieved status. Individauls have some control over their place in the stratifaction system.

dillon ward

class system
-the distribution of scarce resources and rewards is determines on the basis of achived statuses
-this linking means that individuals have some control over thier place in the stratifiction system

caste system
caste system scarce resources and social rewards are distributed on the basis of ascribed statuses. A newbornchild's lifelong status--or caste--is determined by the status of his or her parents.

In a caste system individuals are divided based on birth status. This status goes un changed without a chance for the individual to move up the social ladder.

In a class system individuals are didvided on a status that is earned based on achievements.

Caste Class
~you are born with your ~achieved status
status, you can't change ~Marx believed in in two
it basic groups-the bourgeosie
~practice endogamy and the proletariat
~effort and talent may ~Weber said that class
affect a person's position consists of three factors-
within a caste, they cannot property, prestige, power
move to a higher status

Whitney Deckard

Caste System:
-Resources and social rewards are distributed on the basis of ascribed statuses
-can't go up or down on the social ladder
-status given at birth

Class System:
-resources and social rewards are distributed on the basis of achieved statuses
-can't go up or down on the social ladder
-individuals have control over their status