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Nomadic Lifestyle | Socio 100 / USCP Flashcards

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Environmental determinism

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Nomadic Lifestyle

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What is the significance of studying culture, society, and politics?

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SSCDM

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A branch of learning that deals with human society. It includes a number of disciplines. These disciplines differ, but they share enough in common to overlap.

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Social Science

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Are the disciplines concerned with the systematic study of social phenomena.

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Social Science

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Originated from the Latin word, ‘SOCIUS’ meaning ASSOCIATE / COMPANION.

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Sociology

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From the Greek word LOGOS meaning to STUDY / INQUIRE.

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Sociology

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It is the study of society; human social behavior. (Arcilla-Serapio 2016)

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Sociology

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It enables us to understand the structure and dynamics of society, their complex connections to patterns of human behavior, and individual life changes.

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Sociology

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Helps us see that all people are social beings. It tells that your behavior is influenced by social factors and that you have learned your behavior from others.

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Sociological Perspective

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It allows you to see beyond your own day-to-day life by viewing the world through other’s eyes. (Arcilla-Serapio, 2016)

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Sociological Perspective

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Father of Sociology

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Auguste Comte

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He emphasized that in understanding a society we need not only to observe in a step-by-step procedure but also to have methodological principles that will lead us into research.

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Emile Durkheim

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He said that the study of society must involve social facts (NORMS, FOLKWAYS, BELIEFS, AND MORES.

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Emile Durkheim

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He believed that society was here before us.

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Emile Durkheim

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[ ] and [ ] believed that society is a set of interdependent parts.

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Comte and Durkheim

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Father of Modern Sociology

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Emile Durkheim

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He coined the term ‘Sociology.’

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Auguste Comte

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He used empirical evidence; a statistical method to count the number of people.

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Auguste Comte

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A way of thinking based on the assumption that it is possible to observe social life if we will be using scientific methods to understand society.

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Positivism

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He said, “Society is like a living organism, a human body.”

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Herbert Spencer

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Social Darwinism or Survival of the Fittest

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Herbert Spencer

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He said that society is a system of highly interrelated parts. Each part of the society has a role to perform and work together for the benefit of the whole society.

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Herbert Spencer

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Derived from the Greek word, ‘ANTHROPOS’ - MAN and ‘LOGOS’ - TO STUDY / INQUIRE.

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Anthropology

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Holistic Study of Man

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Anthropology

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It answers the question: Who are you? What makes you? And what is your place in this world?

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Anthropology

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SUBFIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

It deals with prehistoric societies, through the examination of artifacts and fossils.

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Archaeology

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SUBFIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Focuses on human cultures, beliefs, practices, values, ideas, technologies, and economies.

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Cultural Anthropology

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SUBFIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Concerned with the origin and evolution of man and the diversity of people.

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Biological Anthropology

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SUBFIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Examines human languages.

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Linguistic

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Father of American Anthropology

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Franz Boas

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Cultural Relativism

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Franz Boaz

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Father of Cultural Anthropology

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Edward Burnett Tylor

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From the Greek word ‘POLIS’ - CITY and the Latin word ‘SCIRE’ - TO KNOW.

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Political Science

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It is the systematic study of the state and the government.

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Political Science

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Study of social arrangement to maintain peace and order within a society.

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Political Science

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Laws are made by [ ].

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People

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Father of Political Science

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Aristotle

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“The heart of every political activity is the [ ].”
- Aristotle

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Constitution

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Father of Modern Political Science

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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VARIABLE IN STUDYING POLITICS

It is the process of using power in the Government

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Politics

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VARIABLE IN STUDYING POLITICS

A means for the government to rule the people.

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Power

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VARIABLE IN STUDYING POLITICS

A bureaucracy that provides the system of rule over its territory and for its people.

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Government

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The ability to make or influence the making of.

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Power

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Fuel of politics

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Power

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Refers to the ability to do something in order to achieve a desired outcome.

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Power

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Cradle of Civilization

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Mesopotamia - Where people stayed in one place.

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TRUE or FALSE

“Civilization always starts at the river.”

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TRUE

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In Davao City, there are [ ] Lumads and [ ] Moros.

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5 & 6

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They are the original inhabitants of Davao City which is why multiculturalism runs deep in the city’s history.

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Lumads and Moros

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Dabawenyo greeting that means ‘good or beautiful’

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Madayaw

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It is a festival of life, thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, the rich culture, and of bountiful harvest.

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Kadayawan

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It was in this year that Davao Mayor Elias Lopez encouraged the 11 tribes of Davao to showcase their thanksgiving ritual.

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1970

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Are highland dwellers who are known to be nomadic and hunters in the past, and rely on farming as a source of food today.

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Ata

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This tribe is known for their ‘Liyang,’ a woven basket made of abaca, rattan, and bamboo, used for harvesting or gathering wood.

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Ata

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Is a distinct sub-group of the Manobo; which means “from the South” and is also called Bagobo.

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Bagobo-Tagabawa

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They are said to be metal crafting artisans, others specialize in abaca weaving and fabricating earth-toned textiles.

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Bagobo-Tagabawa

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Is a distinct sub-group of the Manobo indigenous people. The name is from “matig” meaning from, and “salug” which means river. They are the original residents of the Salug River, now the Davao River.

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Matigsalog

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Known as the forest dwellers.

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Bagobo Klata-Guiangan

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They are known for their intricate casting, fine weaponry, and jewelry (which they believe to possess souls.) Agriculturally, they practice slash-and-burn farming.

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Ovu Manuvu

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[ ] is an alternate name to “Manobo” which means man.

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Manuvu

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“People of the Lake.” The lake of Lanao is their traditional territory. Known for their metalwork, woodcraft, the Torogan structure (royal house of a prominent household), and colorful handwoven textiles (which shows the socioeconomic rank of the owner via designs woven into to the fabric.)

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Maranao

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The only Islamized indigenous tribe in Davao. Most of them reside in Siriwan.

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Kagan or Kalagan

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“People from the flood plain.” Their primary place of habitation, the Pulangi River and Delta, is occasionally flooded. They are known for their “Inaul” a colorful woven fabric interlaced with gold and silver threads.

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Maguindanao

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Derived from the word “sama-sama,” which means togetherness, which the [ ] people value.

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Sama

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They are peace-loving and live in the coastal barangays in Davao.

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Sama

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Combines ‘Tau,’ meaning person, and ‘Suug’ the old name of Jolo island, and is said to mean “people of the current.”

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Tausug

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Descendants of different ethnic groups that migrated to the Sulu Archipelago.

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Tausug

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Trading is a common occupation for this tribe.

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Tausug

G12 - S2 | 1st SEM (12 decks)

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