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Crash Course Sociology #11: Cultures, Subcultures, and Countercultures Worksheet

Crash Course Sociology #11: Cultures, Subcultures, and Countercultures Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,

The worksheet follows a sociology episode across concepts including high and popular culture, mainstream norms, subcultures, theoretical perspectives, countercultures, assimilation, multiculturalism, and cultural diffusion. Learners record written responses as they view. The packet contains duplicated student sheets and teacher checking pages, useful for alternate classroom copy arrangements. The record summarizes the thematic coverage while withholding exact prompts and all provided responses.

Author Ed Dynamic

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Tags Sociology, Culture, Subculture, Counterculture, Video, Worksheet

Crash Course Sociology #2: Major Sociological Paradigms Student Worksheet

Crash Course Sociology #2: Major Sociological Paradigms Student Worksheet
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Fifteen short-answer questions follow Crash Course Sociology episode 2 from the definition of a paradigm through macro and micro levels of analysis to structural functionalism, conflict theory and symbolic interactionism.

Author Ed Dynamic

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Tags Social Studies, Sociology, Crash Course, Video Guide

Crash Course Sociology Episode | 24 Social Class and Poverty in U.S.

Crash Course Sociology Episode | 24 Social Class and Poverty in U.S.
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Marx's two-class model and Weber's income-based definition anchor fifteen video-response questions on Crash Course Sociology's episode about social class and poverty in the US.

Author Ed Dynamic

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Tags Social Class, Poverty, Sociology Education, Crash Course Sociology, Critical Thinking

Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 15 - Social Interaction & Performance

Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 15 - Social Interaction & Performance
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The guided questions move from basic social interaction and structure toward the expectations attached to relationships and roles. Later prompts address a theatrical model of social life, including how people manage impressions and behave differently before an audience or away from it. The final open response invites personal reflection on performed roles. A parallel completed version supports checking, while exact questions and responses remain protected from customer copy.

Author Ed Dynamic

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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Worksheets, Social Interaction, Social Performance, Sociology Worksheet, Sociology Course, Comprehension

Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 16 - Social Groups

Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 16 - Social Groups
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A video-companion worksheet guides students through fifteen short-answer questions on the Crash Course Sociology episode about social groups, from group types to the Milgram Experiment, with a full answer key included.

Author Ed Dynamic

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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Worksheet, Sociology Worksheet, Sociology Video, Comprehension Questions

Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 2 - Major Sociological Paradigms

Crash Course Sociology Episode Worksheet | 2 - Major Sociological Paradigms
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Fifteen prompts follow the episode’s introduction to paradigms and ask learners to distinguish several ways sociologists frame social life. The sequence moves from the purpose of a paradigm to structural-functional, conflict, and symbolic-interaction perspectives, including the levels and social features each emphasizes. Learners respond while viewing, then use the separate completed pages for review. No exact question or response text appears here.

Author Ed Dynamic

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Tags Crash Course Videos, Crash Course Worksheet, Culture, Diversity, Comprehension Questions, Sociology Worksheet, Sociology Video