The document is a presentation on social stratification in Bangladesh. It examines stratification based on shelter, food, and education. For shelter, it looks at slum housing and residential areas in Dhaka. For food, it analyzes the habits of the higher, middle, and lower classes. For education, it discusses rural and urban areas. It concludes that social stratification is fundamental to society and predicts behavior, attitudes, and life chances based on one's social position.

2. Photo Folio of
Social
Stratification
Presentation On

3. Prepared for:
Dr. Sohela Mustari

4. Prepared By:
Name ID.
Md. Shamim Alam 2014210000010
Syedah Gula Jannat 2014210000007
Nayan Sarder 2014210000001
Md. Farbhez Alam 2014210000008

5. Definition of Social Stratification

6. We have selected Three types of
Social Stratification
1 •Shelter
2 •Food
3 •Education

7. Shelter
Slum Shelter:

8. Shelter (cont.)
Residential Shelter:
We have selected three residential area in
Dhaka:
1. Dhanmondi
2. Gulshan
3. Baridhara

10. Food
Food habits of higher class peoples:

11. Food (cont.)
Food habits of middle class people:

12. Food (cont.)
Food habits of lower class peoples:

13. Education
Education of Rural Area in Bangladesh:

14. Education (cont.)
Education of Urban Area in Bangladesh:

15. Conclusion
Social stratification lies at the core of society and of the
discipline of sociology. Social inequality is a fundamental
aspect of virtually all social processes, and a person's position
in the stratification system is the most consistent predictor of
his or her behavior, attitudes, and life chances. Social
stratification links almost all aspects of society together, and
therefore understanding what is happening to social
stratification helps us to understand a wide range of other
changes in society.