6: Sociocultural and Political Evolution Flashcards

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It is the development of societies from hunting and gathering, to agricultural, industrial, then post-industrial stages

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Sociocultural and Political Evolution

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It happens when societies develop new forms of economic subsistence, acquired knowledge and apply new technology

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Sociocultural Evolution

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He is an American Sociologist who argued that human society undergoes transformation and evolution, and in the process develops technological advancements

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Gerhard Lenski

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Who quoted :”The more technology a society has, the faster it changes.”

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Gerhard Lenski

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It is described as the evolution involving acquired knowledge, customs, and traditions through time.

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Sociocultural Evolution

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The oldest and most basic way of economic subsistence

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Hunting and Gathering Societies

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The oldest and most basic way of economic subsistence

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Hunting and Gathering Societies

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They started the creation and use of tools for hunting, gathering, foraging, protection, etc.

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Hunting and Gathering Societies

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They came close to absolute social equality (equal tasks for men and women)

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Hunting and Gathering Societies

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They lived in 20-30 member that turned into 40-50 families due to the abundance of resources

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Hunting and Gathering Societies

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Basic unit of hunting and gathering

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Family

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They depended of family to do many things

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Hunting and Gathering Societies

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They had large scale cultivation of plants using plows harnessed to animals

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Horticultural and Pastoral Societies

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They used money as a common standard of exchange and had abandoned the old barter system

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Horticultural and Pastoral Societies

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Lived a semi-sedentary lifestyle as they tend to become less nomadic and settle more frequently due to plant cultivation

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Horticultural and Pastoral Societies

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They exhibited extreme social inequalities wherein agriculture raised men to social dominance whose powers were reinforced by religion

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Horticultural and Pastoral Societies

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They developed in dry regions of the world where planting is more difficult so they had to rely on animals as primary sources

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Horticultural and Pastoral Societies

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The beginning of farming and animal domestication

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Agricultural Societies and the Neolithic Revolution

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They were able to produce cultivation tools and hone farming skills to sustain towns of less than 1000 people

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Agricultural Societies and the Neolithic Revolution

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It is important to the Neolithic people as a form of subsistence

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Animal Domestication

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Period of permanent settlement where people developed the ability to be self-sustaining

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Neolithic Revolution

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They produced goods using advanced sourced of energy such as water power and steam boilers to drive large machineries and operate mills and factories

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Industrial Societies

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Its birth is due to the rapid change of industrial societies

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Sociology

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Weakening of close relationships, familial bonds, and abandonment of traditional values, beliefs, and customs

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Industrial Societies

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Formal education was introduced as people left their farmlands to work in the cities

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Industrial Societies

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Time of economic interdependence and social classes

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Industrial Societies

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The production of information is centered on the use of computer technology

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Post-Industrial Societies

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The heart of globalization

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Post-Industrial Societies

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Basis of social mobility in Post-Industrial Societies

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Education

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Source of invention and innovation

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Knowledge

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Increase in number of professional and technical employment and a decline in the number of skilled/semiskilled workers

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Post-Industrial Societies

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Evolution of human societies to become more centralized with the existence of political leaders

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Political Evolution

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4 Major Civilizations

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Sumerian
Indus Valley
Shang
Egyptian

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They were able to develop highly advanced cities with complex and systematic institutions.

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Political Evolution

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Systems of writing and recording was introduced

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Political Evolution

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Civilization that developed along West Asia in Tigris; Mesopotamia

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Sumerian

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Civilization sprouted from India

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Indus Valley

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Where did the Shang Civilization started?

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(Huang He) Yellow River, China

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Where did the Egyptian Civilization started?

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Nile River

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the funds of the city that were also the roots of corruption

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Taxes

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Highest leader of the Sumerian Civilization

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Sumerian Priest

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Highest leader of the Egyptian Civilization

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Pharaoh

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Highest leader of the Indus Valley Civilization

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Brahmin

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Highest leader of the Shang Civilization

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King Priest