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41 Cards in this Set
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Define inheritance |
-is the process of taking over ownership of a person's property when he or she dies.
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Define heirship |
-is the legal right to receive money and possessions from someone who has died |
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Types of inheritance and heirship in indigenous prac▪ of Zim |
-wife inheritance -property inheritance -career inheritance |
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Define tangible inheritance |
-refers to phy▪ artifacts prod▪, maintained and transmitted from gene▪ to gene▪ in a society |
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But among indigenous families' tangible heritage refers |
-to assets or property left behind by a decea▪ person that will be inherited by his or her relatives |
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Types of industries |
Primary Secondary Tertiary |
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Define Primary industries |
-industries that produce original raw materials |
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Examples of primary industries |
Farming Fishing Mining Quarrying |
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Define Secondary industries |
-industries respons▪ for proces▪ raw materials into finished or semi-finished goods |
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An example of a secondary industry |
Steel production |
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Secondary industries are divided into two grps▪ |
Craft industries Factory industries |
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Define craft industries |
-are industries that use unsophis▪ tools and equip▪ in the manu▪ of their products
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Advantages of craft industries |
-it produces very cheap goods -it prod▪ goods that may be a reflection of our heritage E.g stone carving produces Zimbabwe birds -they repair farm implements that may be difficult to repair in the factory industries |
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Define factory industries |
-these are industries which operate in big buildings, employ a number of workers and they use sophisti▪ industrial machine▪ in order to prod▪ their goods |
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Two types of factory industries |
-heavy industry -light industry |
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Define light industries |
-these are industries which do not require heavy machinery and they employ a few workers
E.g food processing
printing
furniture production
textiles |
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Define heavy industry |
-these are industries that use bulky and heavy raw materials E.g the processing of iron and steel is a good example of a heavy industry |
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Define tertiary industries |
-are the industries who are involved in the provision of services E.g transport marketing insurance housekeeping |
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Define Human Rights |
-entitlements given to humans by nature |
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Characteristics of Human Rights |
-they focus on the dignity of the human being, this implies that they ensure that every indivi▪ is respec▪
-they should be protec▪ or gurant▪ by internatio▪ treaties and convent▪,
for example they are found in the United Nations charter
-they should protect both indivi▪ and groups that exist in a country.
It is the state that should ensure that the rights and free▪ are enjoyed by each and every citizen
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Classification of human rights |
Civil (rights) Cultural Environmental Economic Group Political Social |
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Define civil rights |
-are rights of a citizen |
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Define environmental rights |
-have to do with the provision of clean surroundings to the citizens |
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Define cultural rights |
-these are rights that have to do with the protection and enjoyment of one's culture |
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Define economic rights |
-are rights that protect the economic status of the citizens |
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Define group rights |
-are rights possessed by a group as opposed to an individual |
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Define peers |
-refers to a group of people who are linked by: Common interests Equal social position Similiar age Similiar educational background
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Define courtship |
-is the traditional dating period before engagement and marriage |
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Describe Contemporary courtship prac▪ |
-During courtship, a couple or group getsro know each other, decides if there will be an engagement and so on -Contemporary courtship include activities such as: Dating where couples or groups go together for some activity (movie or meal) Dating can also take place without personal contact, esp with modern tech▪ such as -virtual dating -chatting online -sending text messages -instant messaging -conversing over the telephone -writing letters -sending gifts
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Describe western courtship prac▪ |
-the most common form of courtship is a date between two individuals -in the present-day society, most people tend to date a small num▪ of people before entering into a mutual agreed upon relatio▪ with one of them, but this has not always been the social norm -prior to the early-to-mid-20th cent▪, e.g it was entirely common for young women to date many diff▪ men at one time before settling on one who would become the husband upon marriage -like interviewing people for a job, this process was not fun, but was for the purpose of selecting the most suitable, qualified person to marry |
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How long will the fam▪ wait after the decea▪ death to welcome the wander▪ spirit back to the fam▪ |
-one yr▪ |
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How long will the fam▪ wait to Kurova guva for the decea▪ |
-one year |
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A descen▪ of the decea▪ will be chosen by the ances▪ spirits as the--- |
-spirit medium |
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How is the 'choos▪' (kurova guva) done? |
-sumtime▪ the oldest son is chosen as the spirit medi▪ -but in sum▪ cases the spirit may choose its own spirit medi▪ by causi▪ an incura▪ disease to the medi-to-be -which can only be treated and diagno▪ by a n'anga |
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Define agents of sociali▪ |
-sources from which we learn abt▪ society and ourse▪ |
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Name 4 agents of sociali▪ |
-parents or guardi▪ -school teac▪ -peers -the media |
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Five import▪ of schools in sociali▪ |
-they assist in shap▪ valu▪ and attitu▪
to the needs of society -leads towa▪ tolera▪ and humani▪ attitu▪ -instills the commu▪ patte▪ of respe▪ -it teach▪ child▪ how to co-operate with others |
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Define peers |
-refer to a grp▪ of peop▪ who are link▪ by: Common interests Similiar age Similiar educational backgrd▪ Equal social posi▪ |
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Friendships include: |
-companionship -someone you can trust -a context for social deve▪ -an influe▪ on emotio▪ deve▪ -social communi▪, entry to a grp▪ |
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Positive impacts of peers: |
-prov▪ emoti▪ supp▪ and a sensemof belong▪ -it leads to deve▪ of accep▪ behavi▪ -it is a good source of info▪ for the child -they offer the chance to discuss intere▪ that adults may not share with their child▪ |
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Nega▪ impacts of sociali▪ |
-causes cultu▪ diluti▪ -leading to moral decade▪ -leading to harm▪ peer pressu▪ |
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