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Across 1. Mary is a deaf, middle-aged Hispanic woman. These are all_________statuses 4. Jill and everyone else in her small town are farmers. They all go to the same church, attended the same school, have the same expectations about the future. They are socially integrated by a _____________________solidarity. 5. An organic solidarity society would be equivalent to Tonnies ________society. 6. What type of group is the most intimate and the most unstable? 10. The study of how people use background assumptions to make sense of the world. 13. "The position is important, not the individual who holds the position." This exemplifies the bureaucratic characteristic of __________ 15. When we go along with our peers, even if we disagree with what they are doing this is ________________. 16. Family, religion, economy, government are all examples of ___________________ 17. We occupy a _________ but we play a ________.

Down 2. Like a spider's web with you in the middle and lines extending outward encompassing more and more people. 3. Our sociology class is a___________group. 7. The _____________of society refers to the standardization of everyday life. 8. It is significant because it guides our behavior. 9. When a groups perspective narrows, they become convinced that one course of action is the right one and refuse to hear any alternative ideas. 11. ___________is ErvingGoffman's theatrical analysis of social interaction. 12. After Sandra married John she called his parents mom and dad and they thought of her as, and treated her like a daughter. John's family became Sandra's _________group. 14. Sophi's role as an employee means that she must miss her daughter's school play. Sophi is likely feeling role____