Introduction to Social Science Flashcards

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is the study of the relationship between biological traits and socially acquired characteristics. Sometimes called the study of humans.

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Anthropology

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Types of Anthropology

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Physical anthropology
Cultural anthropology

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The study of people and their ways of life;

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Anthropology

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A group of people who depend on one another for their well-being and share a common culture.

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Anthropology

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studies the physical and cultural characteristics of peoples and societies that existed in the past.

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Archeology

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common patterns and ways of living that characterize a society.

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Culture

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Systematic study of relationships among people. Sociologists assume that behavior is influenced by people’s social, political, occupational and intellectual

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Sociology

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is the study of human social behavior and its origins, development, organizations, and institutions.

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Sociology

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Ex. of Sociology

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Ex. Social institutions, social processes, social structure, and social problems. Poverty, social hierarchy, and education

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Is the study of the natural environment and how it influences social and cultural development.

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Geography

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system of classifying and ranking members of a society.

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Stratification

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Concerns of Geography

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  1. Ecology
  2. Climate
  3. Resources
  4. Accessibility
  5. Demography
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derives from social status, prestige, and respect, as well as from control of economic resources.

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Power

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12
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The study of history involves:

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The study of history involves:
Identifying
Classifyinhg
Arranging

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Is the study of past events. It is a social science in the sense that it is a systematic attempt to learn about and verify past events and relate them to one another and to the present.

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History

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The study of how resources are produced, distributed, and consumed. Economists analyze markets, economic policies, and the factors that influence economic behavior.

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Economic power is the power to determine:

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What will be produced
How much it will cost
How many people will be employed to produce it
What their wages will be
What the price of the good or service will be, what profits will be made, how these profits will be distributed, and how fast the economy will grow.

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seeks to explain, guide, and predict social arrangements by which we satisfy economic wants.

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Some of the topics included in economics are:

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  1. Supply and demand
  2. Costs
  3. Inflation
  4. Unemployment
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Is the study of social arrangements to maintain peace and order within a given society.

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Political Science

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Political Science involves

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Politics
Laws
Administration
International Relations
Nature and Function of State

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Deals with the mind and personality of the individual. It is a social science because humans are social creatures.

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Psychology