How Society Is Organized

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Give the 4 on how society is organized

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Groups within the society

Primary and secondary group

In groups and out groups

Reference group

Network

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A small intimate and less specialized group whose members engage in face to face and emotion-based interaction over an extended period of time

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Primary group

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It purposes that people’s appreciation or their group members is influenced by their perception toward people who are not members of their group

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Self categorization

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More collection of people happen to be at the same place at the same time but who have no connecion to one another

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Aggregate

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Which ones belongs and which ones feel sense identity

Ex; family and barkada

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In-Group

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Refers to the structure of relationship between social actors or groups

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Network

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A group which an individual compares himself or herself.

Ex: boy bands

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Reference group

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Which ones belongs and tobwhich he or she may feel o sense of competitiveness or hostility

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Out group

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Collection of individuals who have relations with one another that make them independent to same significant degree

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Social group

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It is what enables as its members to pursue share goals or promote common values and principles

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Interpredence

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As individual attitude, beliefs, ideas are based on cultural context of his or her society

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Cultural relativism

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Individual members within society engage in a competition for survival whereby the superior ones demonstrate those who are inferior type

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Herbert spencer

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Individual members within society engage in a competition for survival whereby the superior ones demonstrate those who are inferior type

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Herbert spencer

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This was a more formal social organization made up of several bands and groups that were connected through a clan structure or kirship

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Band level of societies

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Individual members within society engage in a competition for survival whereby the superior ones demonstrate those who are inferior type

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Herbert spencer

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This was a more formal social organization made up of several bands and groups that were connected through a clan structure or kirship

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Band level of societies

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This was a more formal social organization made up of several bands and groups that were connected through a clan structure or kirship

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Tribe

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This societies were comprimised of the hunters. Gathrrs and known as the earliest society

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Band level of societies

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This consider of tribes under one leader

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Chiefdom

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This consider of tribes under one leader

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Chiefdom

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This event introduced significant social cultural and political changes in the mid 1700s and 1800s

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Industrial revolution

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This event introduced significant social cultural and political changes in the mid 1700s and 1800s

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Industrial revolution

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Give the effects in industrial revolution

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1. Increased imigration

2. Growth of urban population

3. Changes in lifestyle

4. Increased production

5. Technological

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the changes over time in technology that give humans increased control over their environment

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Technological evolution

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to as mutual interactive evolution of human biology and culture

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Biocultural evolution

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the changes over time in technology that give humans increased control over their environment

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Technological evolution

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Refers to as mutual interactive evolution of human biology and culture

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Biocultural evolution

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Developed a theory on the origin of private property and state, collaborated with karl marx

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Frederich engels

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the changes over time in technology that give humans increased control over their environment

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Technological evolution

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Refers to as mutual interactive evolution of human biology and culture

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Biocultural evolution

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Developed a theory on the origin of private property and state, collaborated with karl marx

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Frederich engels

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Give the 3 lewis henry morgan

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1. Savage stage

2. Barbaric stage

3. Civilization stage

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the changes over time in technology that give humans increased control over their environment

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Technological evolution

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Refers to as mutual interactive evolution of human biology and culture

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Biocultural evolution

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Developed a theory on the origin of private property and state, collaborated with karl marx

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Frederich engels

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Give the 3 lewis henry morgan

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1. Savage stage

2. Barbaric stage

3. Civilization stage

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Lowest stage

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Savage stage

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the changes over time in technology that give humans increased control over their environment

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Technological evolution

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Refers to as mutual interactive evolution of human biology and culture

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Biocultural evolution

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Developed a theory on the origin of private property and state, collaborated with karl marx

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Frederich engels

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Give the 3 lewis henry morgan

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1. Savage stage

2. Barbaric stage

3. Civilization stage

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Lowest stage

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Savage stage

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People began learning agricultural techniques and domestication of animals

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Barbarig stage

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Refers to the process whereby organism undergo various genetic and physical changes that pace the way for biological diversity.

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Biological evolution

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Refers to the changes over time in technology that give humans increased control over their environment

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Technological evolution

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Refers to as mutual interactive evolution of human biology and culture

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Biocultural evolution

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Developed a theory on the origin of private property and state, collaborated with karl marx

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Frederich engels

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Give the 3 lewis henry morgan

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1. Savage stage

2. Barbaric stage

3. Civilization stage

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Lowest stage

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Savage stage

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People began learning agricultural techniques and domestication of animals

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Barbarig stage

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People learn writing

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Civilization stage