fevie Flashcards

(69 cards)

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our primitive ancestors were
compelled to come up with
mythical explanations to
many things they saw in
nature.

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animism

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The belief in a single god, all
powerful deity

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monotheism

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the belief that there are different
gods and goddesses that
typically have physical bodies
and have human characteristics

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polytheism

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4
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an exclusive and
uncompromising religious
organization; often, one that has split off from a denomination due to
doctrinal reasons

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sect

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a loosely organized religious
movement and independent from the religious tradition of the surrounding society

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cult

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a religious organization that
claims the membership of everyone in a society or in several societies

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eclessia

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two or more
established, relatively tolerant
religious organizations that claim
allegiance to a substantial part of
population

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denomination

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article and section of the Philippines constitutions
state that the “separation of
the church and the state shall
be inviolable”

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article 2 section 6

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article and section of “no law shall be made respecting an establishment
of religion or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof”

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article 3 section 5

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It was evident that it did
matter to the sovereign
what his or her people
religious beliefs were

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uniformity to tolerance

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It was thought that the
organization of society
should be parallel to this
dualism so that the needs
of an individual’s dual
nature could be fulfilled by
society

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dualism to unity

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12
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it refers to a specific
pathology

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disease

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13
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This kind of
disease is always present in a larger
part of the population.

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endemic disease

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refers to the meaning and
elaborations given to
particular physical state

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illness

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It is a disease that
lasts for long time. The victim may or
may not die, but often does not recover

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chronic disease

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16
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a disease that
affects a significant part of population,
wherein the disease is normally
uncommon to the people and area.

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epidemic disease

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This is a short duration
disease; generally, either the victim
recovers from it or dies fast.

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acute disease

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a transaction
between two socially equal
parties concerning goods or
services that are estimated
to be equal value.

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reciprocity

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channels of
communication directed to
vast number of the audiences
within the society

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mass media

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Transaction
between two distantly related people

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balanced reciprocity

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transaction This is
undertaken by closely related people.

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generalized reciprocity

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Transaction is
undertaken wit people who are
considered outsiders of the group

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negative reciprocity

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23
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provides services to
the community

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tertiary sector

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involves the
gathering of extracting of
undeveloped resources

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primary sector

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turns the raw materials into manufactured goods.
secondary sector
26
The price of the exchange of goods and services are supposedly dictated by the rules of supply and demand; however, personal loyalties and moral values intervene in price determination most of the time
market exchange
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All produce from the community is sent to the center where they are stored, counted, and later on, distributed back to the people.
redistribution
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defined as esteem, respect, or approval for culturally valued acts or qualities
prestige
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the author of the theory of stratification, a person’s status, or position within a stratified social system, is determined by his or her relative power prestige, and wealth
max weber
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The ease or difficulty an individual experience is moving from one social position to another is highly dependent on the type of society he or she lives in
social mobility system
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when changes or shift in social position or social mobility are limited; and in some societies even prohibited
closed society
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when stratification is based on social classes, where people’s social position or status are determined by economic wealth and income.
open society
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Refers to the culturally defined relationship between individuals who are commonly thought of a having family ties.
kinship
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Refers to the smallest family unit, consisting of one or two parents and offspring
nuclear family
35
Stepfamilies are family units where one both members have children from their previous relationship
blended family
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family set-ups that exist in the contemporary society, such as single-parent families and step families
extended family
37
a “pattern in which married couple may choose either patrilocal or matrilocal residence
ambilocal residence
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exists when a married couple builds a household in a different location.
neolocal residence
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occurs when a married couple resides in the wife’s/mother’s house.
matrilocal residence
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refers to a situation “when a married couple lives in the husband’s/ father’s place of residence. ”
patrilocal residence
40
kinship by marriage
affinal
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kinship by blood
consanguineal
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biological relationship
descent
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a line where we can trace our descent from generation to generation
lineage
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when a child is born he/she automatically assigned to either his/her fathers group
unlineal descent
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children automatically made member of mothers group only
matrilineal descent
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children automatically made of fathers group only
patrilineal descent
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the child at birth is assigned to the mothers group or fathers group for a specific purposes
double unlineal descent
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children are made member of all ancestors group
bilateral descent
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happens when two men are socially recognized as sires and provide some investment to the same woman and her child
polyandry
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happens when one man is married to more than one woman simultaneously
polygyny
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refers to the practice of having more than one partner or sexual partner
polygamy
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refers to the marriage of sexual partnering practice where the individual has only one male or female mate
monogamy
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legitimacy is derived from well-established customs,habits and social structures
traditional authority
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this kind of authority draw its legitimacy from formal rules by the state through its fundamental and implementing laws
rational legal authority
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legitimacy emanates from the charisma of the individual power legitimated through extraordinary personal abilities that inspire devotion and obedience
charismatic authority
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group of people that shared a common history,language,traditions,customs habit and ethnicity
nation
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political unit consisting of a government that has sovereignity presiding a well defined territory
state
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a power to make binding decisions and issue commands
authority
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elements of state
population government territory sovereignity
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a moral and ethical concepts that bestows one who possesses power are right to authority
legitimacy
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organized way in which power is distributed and decisions are made within the society
political structure
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a political organization, composed of a number of communities that is rules by permanent paramount chief coming from an elite family
chiefdoms
63
practice agriculture allowing them to support large populations
tribe
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formed by several families living together based on marriage ties common descendants,friendship affiliations
bands
65
who wrote that religion is profound form of human alienation,the situation in which people lose their control over the social world they created
karl marx
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god of destruction
shiva
67
god of creation
brahma
68
god of preservation
vishnu