Sociology for Southern Students

This page was created for Southern students who are enrolled in Mr. Pfaffenberger's Sociology 200 Introduction to Sociology class. Below are several internet links related to sociology. The first link below was developed by the publisher of the textbook for our course--for each chapter there are links to sample test questions, chapter objectives and Web links for each chapter topic. To use, scroll down to the "Select a Chapter" section, click on the down arrow to see a menu of chapter numbers/topics, highlight a chapter number and then click on "Begin"

• The Essentials of Sociology by James Henslin (The textbook for our course.)

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  General Web Sites on Sociology

  Good places to begin research:

• American Sociological Association HomepageAn excellent source of information about sociology from the professional organization of sociologists.

• SociowebMore links to places on the web dealing with sociological topics.

• United States Census Bureau A great source of information about American society and the American people.

• SocLinks This is an excellent link to a great number of topics in sociology.

• The Justice Information Center A great source of information about crime in the U.S.--also, an interesting source for Criminal Justice majors.

• A Sociological Tour Through Cyberspace Many more internet/Web links of sociological topics.

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