Social Organizations
Human beings live in society because they can best satisfy these by working with other members of society.
What are needs and wants
A social contract can be described as this between the members of a group.
What is an agreement
This is the ability to make and carry out decisions.
What is power
In Canada, the central political organization is this, which has the power to levy taxes and make laws enforced by sanctions to regulate behaviour.
What is Parliament
There are two basic components of culture: ideas and symbols on one hand and these on the other.
What are artifacts
This is our relative social position within a group.
What is status
These four qualities are what society often needs in order for a social contract to work.
What are freedom, order, equality and hierarchy
Power may be carried out by one of these three things.
The rights and obligations of Canadian citizens is described in this.
What is the charter of rights and freedoms
Nonverbal communication symbols can also be known as these.
This is the part our society expects us to play in a given status.
What is a role
A form of power where people obey commands because they respect the command is known as this.
What is authority
This social contract is the ultimate guide for Canadian individuals and what is acceptable in society.
This has the right to question the behaviour of the government and make motions of non-confidence.
What is Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition
A culture's values shape its these.
What are norms
Socializing with friends and education are examples of needs that can be met by this social organization.
What is school
A system of people ranked into levels is known as this.
What is hierarchy
Allowing one day per week for rest is an example of this kind of change.
What is controversial change
The public holds the government responsible by hosting these.
Established procedures or ceremonies that mark transitions in life can be referred to as these.
What are rituals
Someone becoming a criminal by committing a crime would be an example of this kind of status.
What is achieved status
Having the same dignity, privileges, power and responsibility as others in a society is known as this.
What is equality
Conflict may be resolved by one of these three mechanisms.
What is mediation and arbitration, the courts or the political process
The Supreme Court of Canada has power to rule this as unconstitutional.
What is legislation
The 5 basic major social organizations are these.
What are family, education, religion, government and the economy