Study of a society

Study of human beings

Study of politics

Latin words socius and societas, which mean “companion”.

defined as an organized system of social relationships defined as an organized system of social relationships

The bedrock or foundation of society.

preserve and transfer cultural knowledge

 Generally responsible for the production and the allocation of scarce resources and servic

State policy and law is enforced

Responsible for the circulation of vital information

collection of beliefs intended to explain the meaning, origin, and purpose of life and existence.

Who said this? An organization of phenomena that is dependent upon symbols

Who said this? system of ideas, feelings, and survival strategies

defined as modified culture within a larger culture

tends to be in conflict with the dominant culture

 It is a society’s standards of acceptable behavior.

the proper way of dealing with their everyday living and social interactions.

that control moral and ethical behavior;

controlled ethics and they are morally agreed,

hold to be true, factual, and real

Illustrations used to represent a particular meaning of something.

utilize to communicate, interact, and share their views, thus, creating an understanding among individuals

Desirable, trans situational goals that vary in importance and serve as guiding principles in people’s lives

development of human characteristics

Organisms belonging in the Homo genus

the first hominid discovered by Richard Leakey and Meave Leakey in 1972

apelike men who first Stone tools as weapons First true man Handy man

DISCOVERED FIRE.  They are also known as UPRIGHT MAN.

wear animal skins and furs

evidences were manifested

palaeo which means “old” and lithic which means “stone”  Old Stone Period  Use of simple pebble tools.  Learned to live in caves.  Discovered the use of fires.  “Food-collecting cultures

palaeo which means “old” and lithic which means “stone”  Old Stone Period  Use of simple pebble tools.  Learned to live in caves.  Discovered the use of fires.  “Food-collecting cultures

New Stone Period  Stone tools were shaped by polishing or grinding.  Settlement in permanent villages.  Dependence on domesticated plants or animals.  Appearance of such crafts as pottery and weaving.  “Food-producing cultures”

the proper way of dealing with their everyday living and social interactions.