'Clusters' of People
Relationships/Leaders
Bureaucracies
Politics/Current Events
T.V. Characters
100
Any number of people with similar norms, values, and expectations.
Groups
100
This leader seeks to forge agreements in a group.
Democratic
100
This sociologist developed criteria for determining if an organization was bureaucracy.
Max Weber
100
President Obama was born in this U.S. state.
Hawaii
100
Peter, Lois, Stewie, Meg
Family Guy
200
A group of two members
Dyad
200
This leader is focused solely on accomplishing tasks.
Authoritarian
200
This is the number of criteria used for determining a bureaucracy.
Six
200
This man is the first openly-gay player drafted in the NFL.
Michael Sam
200
Walter, Jessie, Hank, Skyler
Breaking Bad
300
A group of three members
Triads
300
This leader is very "hands-off"
Laissez-Faire
300
This states that every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence.
Peter Principle
300
This man is the current Secretary of State
John Kerry
300
Rick, Carl, Darryl, Michonne
The Walking Dead
400
An alliance of a few people working towards a common goal.
Coalition
400
This relationship is based purely on the pleasure of being around each other.
Expressive
400
This states that "work expands to fill the time for its completion".
Parkinson's Law
400
This 'terrorist' organization is attempting to establish a Muslim Caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria.
I.S.I.S.
400
Jax, Gemma, Chibs, Tig, Juice
Sons of Anarchy
500
A collection of people who just happen to be in the same place at the same time.
Aggregates
500
This relationship is generally just a means to an end.
Instrumental
500
This argues that a small group of people with all of the power is bad for a business.
Iron Law of Oligarchy
500
This Missouri town experienced race riots last month, following the shooting death of an unarmed African-American teen.
Ferguson, MO
500
Sheldon, Leonard, Penny, Howard
Big Bang Theory
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