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After reviewing the notes for this section answer the following questions: (1) What is an institution (check the notes)? List and explain at least three different institutions in society that are not already covered in the notes (50-100 words, 25 points). any regulatory structure or system of social cooperation and order that controls the actions of a group of people inside a specific human society. (2) Describe your family... as you understand it...using at least 3 terms from the family section of the course. What is at least one way that your family has trained you to behave that seems unique to your family? (50-100 words, 25 points). One way I think my family has trained me is when it comes to dating. I feel like when it comes to dating we all look for someone like us only because we are taught to i feel like its a learned behavior for me to date black people because i've always been told to look for people like me. (3) Pick a holiday and discuss whether the way you celebrate it is as a tension management holiday or a recommitment holiday. Give at least two reasons to support your answer (25-50 words, 25 points). I don't celebrate holidays but if i had to pick one it would be Thanksgiving and it would be a recommitment holiday thanksgiving it literally a false narrative that had drama, and ceremonies. (4) What is secularization theory and do you believe that it is true? Give at least 2 reasons to support your answer (50-100 words, 25 points). Secularization is the process through which a society shifts from a strong association with religious institutions and ideals to nonreligious principles and secular institutions. (5) List and explain at least 4 ways that schools end up making inequality in America worse. Cite your examples from the notes. (100-150 words, 25 points) Educational inequality is the unequal distribution of academic resources, including but not limited to; school funding, qualified and experienced teachers, books, and technologies to socially excluded communities. (6) Define and explain any two theoretical traditions within criminology. Make sure to provide a full explanation. (25 points) (7) List and explain at least two different perspectives on popular culture (25 points) (8) ESSAY: Identify and explain three things from the section on Institutions that will most stick with you moving forward. Explain each thing in detail, including why it will stick with you moving forward (50 points)

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