Society, Man
Hey, put down that apple! This type of society is known for the cultivation of fruits and vegetables and slash-and-burn farming, but it'd be considered pre-agricultural
What is Horticultural Society?
This type of sociological perspective focuses on the uneven power dynamic between men and women
What is Feminism/feminist perspective?
The bald eagle, the American Flag, Uncle Sam, and the McDonald's arches are all examples of ____ of America:
What are symbols?
Yoooo, Ye just tweeted about his new Anti-Semitic sneaker! This type of society focuses on the delivery of services more than goods and the importance of technology spreading global communications. PS: You're living in it RIGHT NOW!
What is post-industrial society?
Was it the Proletariat, Karl? Focused on the struggle for power between classes, this theoretical perspective was shaped by Marx's work in the Communist Manifesto:
What conflict perspective?
This aspect of culture includes anything from the wheel to the internet, irrigation to flying taxis:
What is technology?
Irrigation nation! The ability of this society's members to grow enough crops to store for later usage led to specialization, in which members could do more than survive - they could pursue governance, the arts, and poetry, to name a few:
What is agricultural society?
A part for everything and everything plays its part! This perspective focuses on the individual components that make up society and the role that each plays in making society function (or dysfunction!):
What is functionalist perspective?
Books, clothes, buildings and cooking utensils are more commonly known as a society's ____ culture:
What is material culture?
Has anyone seen my finger? I think it's in the economy-sized sausage grinder! This type of society was known for wage labor, the division between workers and managers, and the deplorable conditions in factories, mines, and steel mills, among others:
What is industrial society?
One v. one! This theoretical perspective focuses on the interactions between individuals or small groups, how they interpret symbols, and how these interpretations influence interactions between them:
What is interactionist perspective? (will accept symbolic interactionism)
Beliefs, religion, political systems, and language are examples of a society's ______ culture:
What is nonmaterial?
Wooly mammoth or wild berries? This type of society featured nomadic (moving) groups of people chasing food sources.
What is hunter gatherer society?
Charles would be appalled! Herbert Spencer used the theories of an evolutionary biologist to justify stronger societies conquering weaker ones, known as:
What is Social Darwinism?
Interdependent people who have organized in such as way as to share a common culture and feeling of unity is also called:
What is a society?