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It is defined as a costum beliefs, social forms and traits that defines a specific racial religious or social group.
Society
2
It is a type of culture that are created by human person or tangible
Material Culture
3
it is a type of culture that are being learned and observed by human.
Non Material Culture
4
Pertains a group of individuals involved in social interaction sharing the same geographical or social territory
Society
5
Comes from the Latin word " Socuis " which mean comrade or friend
Society
6
A social science studies the origins of humanity, past and present human behavior and the development of human society and culture
Anthropology
7
Comes from the new latin "Anthropologia" which means study of humanity
Anthropology
8
It is type of Anthropology that studies of living people, their religion, social system, language, clothing, food, beliefs and tradition
Cultural Anthropology
9
Fields of Anthropology that studies human origins, such as genetics, race, fossils, evolution and primates
Biological / Physical Anthropology
10
Fields of Anthropology that studies languagez it's revolution, and it's connection to other languages and other society
Linguistic Anthropology
11
It is part of field of anthropology that studies of human remains in life.
Archaeology
12
It is the one method to gathered data in studying people
Fieldwork
13
is the recording and analyzing culture or society usually based on participants - observation that results is a written account of people etc, it also the whole process gathering data and writing a descriptive output
Ethnography
14
The idea that the whole is greater than the sum of the individual parts
Holism
15
It is the experience, acceptance, promotion of multi cultural tradition
Multiculturalism
16
When one judges another culture based on her / his culture
Ethnocentrism
17
Argues That theres should no international or universal standard of culture
Cultural Relativism
18
It is the study of human Social relationship
Sociology
19
Comes From the French word "Socuis" which means companion, and come from the Greek word logos which means the study of
Sociology
20
Father of Sociology
August Comte
21
it attributes the changes and accurances nature and society to a divine ordained natural orders of things.
Metaphysical Stage
22
this stage people started study nature and dynamics through observable data derived from experience
Positivist Stage
23
She proposed an analogy for society as an organism composed of interdependent part
Emile Durkheim
24
Father Of Communism
Karl Marx
25
It treats society as an organism whose parts must work together in order to being stability to the system
Structural Functionalism
26
It focus on how human social interaction exhibit continues interpretation
Symbolic Interaction
27
looks at how different groups of society complete with each other
Conflict Theory
28
a form of government where power is vested in the hands of a single
ruler, usually a king or queen.
Monarchy
29
a government system where a small, privileged elite or nobility holds
power.
Aristocracy
30
refers to a mixed form of government where power is shared among
different social classes, and the constitution is designed to promote the common
good.
Polity
31
a form of government where absolute power is concentrated in the
hands of a single ruler, typically without legal or constitutional constraints
Tyranny
32
government system where power is concentrated in the hands of a
small, often wealthy, and privileged group
Oligarchy
33
a form of government where power is vested in the hands of the
people, either directly or through elected representatives.
Democracy
34
branch is responsible for making laws. It has the authority
to draft, debate, and pass legislation. In many countries, this branch is often
bicameral, consisting of two chambers
Legislative Branch
35
responsible for implementing and enforcing
laws. It is headed by the head of state (such as a president or monarch) and
includes various government departments and agencies.
Executive Branch
36
interprets laws and ensures their constitutionality. It
is responsible for resolving legal disputes, applying the law to specific cases, and
safeguarding individual rights and liberties.
Judicial Branch
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1
It is defined as a costum beliefs, social forms and traits that defines a specific racial religious or social group.
Society
2
It is a type of culture that are created by human person or tangible
Material Culture
3
it is a type of culture that are being learned and observed by human.
Non Material Culture
4
Pertains a group of individuals involved in social interaction sharing the same geographical or social territory
Society
5
Comes from the Latin word " Socuis " which mean comrade or friend
Society
6
A social science studies the origins of humanity, past and present human behavior and the development of human society and culture
Anthropology
7
Comes from the new latin "Anthropologia" which means study of humanity
Anthropology
8
It is type of Anthropology that studies of living people, their religion, social system, language, clothing, food, beliefs and tradition
Cultural Anthropology
9
Fields of Anthropology that studies human origins, such as genetics, race, fossils, evolution and primates
Biological / Physical Anthropology
10
Fields of Anthropology that studies languagez it's revolution, and it's connection to other languages and other society
Linguistic Anthropology
11
It is part of field of anthropology that studies of human remains in life.
Archaeology
12
It is the one method to gathered data in studying people
Fieldwork
13
is the recording and analyzing culture or society usually based on participants - observation that results is a written account of people etc, it also the whole process gathering data and writing a descriptive output
Ethnography
14
The idea that the whole is greater than the sum of the individual parts
Holism
15
It is the experience, acceptance, promotion of multi cultural tradition
Multiculturalism
16
When one judges another culture based on her / his culture
Ethnocentrism
17
Argues That theres should no international or universal standard of culture
Cultural Relativism
18
It is the study of human Social relationship
Sociology
19
Comes From the French word "Socuis" which means companion, and come from the Greek word logos which means the study of
Sociology
20
Father of Sociology
August Comte
21
it attributes the changes and accurances nature and society to a divine ordained natural orders of things.
Metaphysical Stage
22
this stage people started study nature and dynamics through observable data derived from experience
Positivist Stage
23
She proposed an analogy for society as an organism composed of interdependent part
Emile Durkheim
24
Father Of Communism
Karl Marx
25
It treats society as an organism whose parts must work together in order to being stability to the system
Structural Functionalism
26
It focus on how human social interaction exhibit continues interpretation
Symbolic Interaction
27
looks at how different groups of society complete with each other
Conflict Theory
28
a form of government where power is vested in the hands of a single
ruler, usually a king or queen.
Monarchy
29
a government system where a small, privileged elite or nobility holds
power.
Aristocracy
30
refers to a mixed form of government where power is shared among
different social classes, and the constitution is designed to promote the common
good.
Polity
31
a form of government where absolute power is concentrated in the
hands of a single ruler, typically without legal or constitutional constraints
Tyranny
32
government system where power is concentrated in the hands of a
small, often wealthy, and privileged group
Oligarchy
33
a form of government where power is vested in the hands of the
people, either directly or through elected representatives.
Democracy
34
branch is responsible for making laws. It has the authority
to draft, debate, and pass legislation. In many countries, this branch is often
bicameral, consisting of two chambers
Legislative Branch
35
responsible for implementing and enforcing
laws. It is headed by the head of state (such as a president or monarch) and
includes various government departments and agencies.
Executive Branch
36
interprets laws and ensures their constitutionality. It
is responsible for resolving legal disputes, applying the law to specific cases, and
safeguarding individual rights and liberties.
Judicial Branch