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    Japan Social Structure

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    different layers which resembles a pyramid. The Social and Political structure was essential to Japanese society because it promoted stability. The purpose of this essay is to find how this social hierarchy worked and what each person did to contribute to society. In The Shogunate pyramidal division had a very complex five level class system. Society in the Tokugawa period, was built on strict class hierarchies, created by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The Structure that the hierarchy was built about,…

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    Sparta Social Structure

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    Dallas McAlpin Western Civilizations John Yost 11/1/2016 The Greek city-state of Sparta consisted of three social classes, the citizens of sparta who were the only people that had any say in the government, the perioikoi who were not full citizens of sparta but were not owned and had no say in the government and finally the Helots (slaves), who were the ones who did all of the work in the city-state while the Citizens or men were off at war which mostly consisted of farming. Sparta was…

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    Kofun Social Structure

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    The social and political structure of an era greatly influences the arts and cultural products of the time. The relationship a government has with the governed, its interactions with neighboring states and people, as well as the social and economic values of the time, shapes and molds the way the people in that area artistically express themselves. This holds true for the artistic products of ancient Japan, specifically from the Kofun period to the end of the Muromachi period, spanning from…

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    peoples: the rooms were usually one room divided into four different areas for different purposes. The social structure of the Aztecs held four basic levels. Nobles such as government members, military leaders, and high level priests and lords held the highest rank in the social order. Commoners held the second highest while, the lower levels consisted of serfs and next, slaves.2 This structure caused unity and solidarity among the peoples until the conquistadors came and wrecked their…

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    Nguyen’s view of the Vietnamese social structure of that time, mentions that the North Vietnamese were, consequently, using propaganda, to gain support, from the disillusioned, poor peasants of South Vietnam. The south of Vietnam was extremely poor; consequently, they believed that the Communists would be their saviours, improving their standards, moreover, there would be no social classes and everyone would benefit from the new regime. The president of South Vietnam Thiệu introduced, in 1970,…

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    Sempowski in 1994 carried out an investigation to understand social status within teotihuacan, in particular gender disparity, based on mortuary data. Examination of grave goods was used to determine the social ranking of men in comparison to women. While the data gives a strong indication of the higher ranking of men, it also shows that this was more significant in some residential areas…

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    The social structure in the South, differ from Northern outlook on how society should operate. If in the North, with the progression of market revolution, main ideology was built on values like individualism and market economy. Southerner 's values shifted towards the hierarchical agrarian structure. A white man in the South, the owner of its property, was known as a «master». Planters in the South usually reside on their plantations year-around. This urged planters to make more personal…

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    group of people with different backgrounds and all that work together in a harmonious state keeping society in balance. The major theorist of this perspective is Durkheim who came to the idea that social institutions are the ones who keep society going as it is. In this perspective is assumed that social institutions are fair and that any problem society faces it would be overcome and the balance will always be restored. Now looking at what happened at the University of Missouri from this…

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    Anyone that is taking the sick role is automatically seen as deviant as they are no contributing to society. While on the sick role you don’t continue with normal social obligation, so you don’t go to work or stay in education. Although during the sick role people are still then receiving from society through others assisting them in getting better, such as doctors and GPs. While taking the sick role you then have…

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    structure vs agency, the never-ending debate among sociology discussion. Some people may argue that the agent’s decisions are entirely based on greater powers like cultural, political, and economic influences, while agency would counter that an individual has total management of their own life. First of all, I would like to argue that there are certain circumstances and situations that would make agency valid. You could say that agency signifies that an individual has complete control, which I…

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