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Starting Point for USCP | L1 Flashcards

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Environmental Determinism; People rely on what the environment provides.

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Nomadic Lifestyle

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Utilizing the environment to survive; People settle in one place.

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Environmental Possibilism

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ENUMARATION

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

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S-S-C-D-M

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A branch of learning that deals with human society. These are disciplines concerned with the systematic study of social phenomena.

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Social Science

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ETYMOLOGY

From the Latin word: SOCIUS, meaning ‘Associate/Companion’

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Sociology

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ETYMOLOGY

From the Greek word: LOGOS, meaning to ‘Study/Inquire’

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Sociology

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The study of society and human social behavior.

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Sociology

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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 us that our behavior is influenced by social factors and that we may have learned it 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”

< He coined the term ‘Sociology’
< Empirical Evidences
< Statistical Method to count the number of people.

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Auguste Comte

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It is a way of thinking introduced by Auguste Comte that says ‘it is possible to observe social life by using SCIENTIFIC METHOD to understand society.’

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Positivism

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“Father of Modern Sociology”

< He emphasized that we need not only to understand the society by observing it in a step by step manner, but rather applying METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES that will lead us into Research.
< The study of society must involve social facts; and believed that it was here before us.

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Emile Durkheim

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They inferred that a society is a set of interdependent parts.

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Comte & Durkheim

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“Social Darwinism - Survival of the Fittest”

< Society is like a human body.
< Each part of the society works together for the benefit of the whole society.

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Herbert Spencer

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Derived from the Greek word, ANTHROPOS meaning ‘Man’ and LOGOS meaning to ‘Study / Inquire’

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Anthropology

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It is the holistic study of Man. It answers questions: Who are you? What makes you? and What is your place in this world?

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Anthropology

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A subfield of Anthropology that deals with pre-historic societies, through examination of artifacts and fossils.

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Archaeology

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A subfield of Anthropology that focuses on human cultures, beliefs, values, ideas, technologies, and economies.

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Cultural Anthropology

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A subfield of Anthropology that is concerned with the origin and evolution of man and the diversity of people.

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Biological Anthropology

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A subfield of Anthropology that examines human languages.

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Linguistic

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FOUNDING FATHERS

< Father of American Anthropology
< Cultural Relativisim

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Franz Boaz

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FOUNDING FATHERS

Founder of Cultural Anthropology

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Edward Burnette Tylor

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ETYMOLOGY

< From the Greek word POLIS, meaning ‘city’
< Latin word SCIRE, meaning to ‘know’

DESCRIPTION
< A systematic study of the state and government.
< Study of social arrangement to maintain peace and order within a society.

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Political Science

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Who makes the law?

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People!

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Father of Political Science

< “The heart of political activity is the constitution.”

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Aristotle

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Father of Modern Political Science

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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Variables in Studying PolSci

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P-P-G

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VARIABLE in PolSci

It is the process of using power in the government.

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Politics

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VARIABLES in PolSci

It is the means for the government to rule the people.

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Power

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VARIABLES in PolSci

The Bureaucracy that provides the system of rule over its territory and for its people.

VARIABLE

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Government

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It is the fuel of politics.

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Power

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The ability to make or to influence the making of.

VARIABLE

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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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Cradle of Civilization where the people stayed in one place.

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Mesopotamia

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Where does civilization start?

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River

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They are the original inhabitants of Davao City, and the reason why multiculturalism runs deep in the city’s history.

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Lumads & Moros

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A Dabawenyo greeting that means ‘beautiful’ or ‘good’

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Madayaw!

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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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What year did Davao Mayor Elias Lopez encouraged the 11 tribes of Davao to showcase their thanksgiving ritual?

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1970

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