Levels of Society Flashcards
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Band: Population
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- Less than 50
- Smallest population
2
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Band: Sedentism Patterns
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Nomadic
3
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Band: Subsistence Patterns
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- Hunting
- Gathering consists of smaller things along the way. Not meant to be kept for long
4
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Band: Architecture
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- Natural shelter: cave, covered trees
5
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Band: Leadership/Government
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- Egalitarian society
- Direct democracy
6
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Band: Technology/Tools/Stuff
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- Survival based technology
- Clothes
- Relative to what the group needs
7
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Band: Gender Roles/Specialization of labor
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- No specialization of labor
- No gender roles
8
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Band: Economy
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- No economy (because they only keep survival needs and don’t want to be concurred)
9
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Tribe: Population
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- In the lower hundreds
- More than a band less than a chiefdom
10
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Tribe: Sedentism Patterns
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Semi-nomadic
- Move around 3 - 4 times a year
- Move in the same area but not the same spot
11
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Tribe: Subsistence Patterns
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- Both hunting and gathering
12
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Tribe: Architecture
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- Teepee
- Easily moveable homes
- Domestication for transportation (horses)
13
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Tribe: Leadership/Government
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- Oligarchy (made up of a group of men)
- How they elect: Based on Valor
14
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Tribe: Technology/Tools/Stuff
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- Hunting materials that you can shoot from farther away (bow and arrow)
- Utilitarian items
- Multi-purpose tools (bowls)
15
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Tribe: Gender Roles/Specialization of labor
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- Men hunt
- Women harvest, cook, take care of kids
Steroetypical gender roles
16
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Tribe: Economy
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- Traded to keep interdependence and create a reciprocal relationship
17
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Chiefdom: Population
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- Could be in the thousands
- More than a tribe less that a state
18
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Chiefdom: Sedentism Patterns
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- Semi-sedentary
- Move to the exact same spot
- Move 2 times a year
19
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Chiefdom: Subsistence Patterns
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- Domesticating animals for food
- Cultivation
- Gather and hunt
20
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Chiefdom: Architecture
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- Permanent architecture
- Homes all look the same and are generally multipurpose/multi-use
21
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Chiefdom: Leadership/Government
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- Royalty, kinship-tied, patriarchal, patrilineal
- Primogenitor (first born son)
(If matrilineal-patriarchal: first born daughter’s husband)
22
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Chiefdom: Technology/Tools/Stuff
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- Based around the skills/jobs you have (potter will have a lot of pottery)
23
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Chiefdom: Gender Roles/Specialization of labor
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- First place you see specific jobs for each person (multiple people for each job)
- Gender roles are still in place
24
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Chiefdom: Economy
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- Beginning of currency (anything you can measure that isn’t going to spoil)
- i.e gold, dilver, salt, beans, shells, feathers, pottery
- long distance trade
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State: Population
- High thousands and in the millions
- Biggest population
26
State: Sedentism Patterns
- Sedentary
- Same spot all the time
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State: Subsistence Patterns
- Agriculture because it provides surpluses
28
State: Architecture
- Permanent
- Specific-use buildings (even multiple versions of the same thing)
- Elaborate buildings
29
State: Leadership/Government
- Could retain chiefdom leadership if they want
- Much likely to be a republic
- Stratified government
- Could be a dictatorship
30
State: Technology/Tools/Stuff
- Most advanced forms of technology
- Various personal items (have things that are not needed)
31
State: Gender Roles/ Specialization of Labor
- People get to specialize in what they want because they have time
- No gender roles in "lower class"
- Gender roles tend to be more prominent in "higher class"
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State: Economy
- Paper money and coins (engraved with historical figures)
- International trade
