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	An AP-Type Sociology High School Course

	Developed by the ASA Task Force to Develop an AP-Type Course June 2003 Table of Contents: Introduction Task Force Members and Years AP Sociology Curriculum Summary Unit I: The Sociological Perspective Unit II: Social Research Unit III: Culture Unit IV: Socialization Unit V: Social Organization Unit VI: Social Inequalities Unit VII: Deviance and Conformity Unit VIII: Social Institutions Unit IX: Social Change Resources and Reference Materials For more information on High School Sociology email: apap@asanet.org

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