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  • 問題数 36 • 1/26/2024

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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

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    It is a type of culture that are created by human person or tangible

    Material Culture

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    it is a type of culture that are being learned and observed by human.

    Non Material Culture

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    Pertains a group of individuals involved in social interaction sharing the same geographical or social territory

    Society

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    Comes from the Latin word " Socuis " which mean comrade or friend

    Society

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    A social science studies the origins of humanity, past and present human behavior and the development of human society and culture

    Anthropology

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    Comes from the new latin "Anthropologia" which means study of humanity

    Anthropology

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    It is type of Anthropology that studies of living people, their religion, social system, language, clothing, food, beliefs and tradition

    Cultural Anthropology

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    Fields of Anthropology that studies human origins, such as genetics, race, fossils, evolution and primates

    Biological / Physical Anthropology

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    Fields of Anthropology that studies languagez it's revolution, and it's connection to other languages and other society

    Linguistic Anthropology

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    It is part of field of anthropology that studies of human remains in life.

    Archaeology

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    It is the one method to gathered data in studying people

    Fieldwork

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    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

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    The idea that the whole is greater than the sum of the individual parts

    Holism

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    It is the experience, acceptance, promotion of multi cultural tradition

    Multiculturalism

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    When one judges another culture based on her / his culture

    Ethnocentrism

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    Argues That theres should no international or universal standard of culture

    Cultural Relativism

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    It is the study of human Social relationship

    Sociology

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    Comes From the French word "Socuis" which means companion, and come from the Greek word logos which means the study of

    Sociology

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    Father of Sociology

    August Comte

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    it attributes the changes and accurances nature and society to a divine ordained natural orders of things.

    Metaphysical Stage

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    this stage people started study nature and dynamics through observable data derived from experience

    Positivist Stage

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    She proposed an analogy for society as an organism composed of interdependent part

    Emile Durkheim

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    Father Of Communism

    Karl Marx

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    It treats society as an organism whose parts must work together in order to being stability to the system

    Structural Functionalism

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    It focus on how human social interaction exhibit continues interpretation

    Symbolic Interaction

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    looks at how different groups of society complete with each other

    Conflict Theory

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    a form of government where power is vested in the hands of a single ruler, usually a king or queen.

    Monarchy

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    a government system where a small, privileged elite or nobility holds power.

    Aristocracy

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    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

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    a form of government where absolute power is concentrated in the hands of a single ruler, typically without legal or constitutional constraints

    Tyranny

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    government system where power is concentrated in the hands of a small, often wealthy, and privileged group

    Oligarchy

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    a form of government where power is vested in the hands of the people, either directly or through elected representatives.

    Democracy

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    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

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    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

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    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