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| a society with advanced technology used for food production that can support larger groups of people with surplus |
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| shared beliefs and knowledge of a society |
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| parts of material culture progress at a faster rate than nonmaterial culture |
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| the belief that your culture is superior to other cultures |
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| The Great Social Transformation |
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| changing of social relationships from communal to associational from external factors; urbanization |
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| society where relationships are mostly impersonal, the main social units are corporations, bureaucracies, and organizations |
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| ways people should act in certain situations |
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| a group of people that share a common culture, government, and live in a specific territory |
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| how a society obtains basic necessities to survive, most basic feature of society |
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| what people share about what is right or wrong; good or bad |
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