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| Shift in the characteristics of culture and society. |
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1.Hunting - Farming
2.Agriculture
3.Industrial
4.Microchip |
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| Sweeping change caused by the Industrial Revolution. |
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| Assumes that all societies follow the same path: From simple to complex. |
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| Propose that different route had to the same stage of development. |
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| Civilization are like organisms. Birth, youth, maturity, death. |
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| Each groups destroys itself. |
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| Social change theory (by technology) |
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| combining to form new materials. |
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| A new way of seeing reality. |
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| The spread of an invention of discovery. |
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| Symbolic cultural lagging behind changes in technology. |
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| Post industrial Societies. |
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| Large number of people who organize to promote or resist social change. |
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| Proactive Social Movement |
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| Social Movement Organizations |
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| Alternative Social Movements |
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| Seek to alter some specific behavior. |
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| Redemptive Social Movement |
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| Reformative Social Movements |
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| Transformative Social Movement |
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| Seek to transform the entire social order. |
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| Transnational Social Movements |
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| Seek to change conditinos throughout the world. |
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| Metaformative Social Movements |
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| Change an entire civilization. Entire world. |
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| How people think about an issue. |
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| Information that is one-sized and it distorts reality. |
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| 5 Stages of Social Movement |
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1.Unrest and agitation.
2.Resource Mobilization - Get time, money, information, people skills and media attention.
3.Organization - Division of Labor.
4.Institutionalization - formal hierarchy/Bureaucracy.
5.Decline and possible resurgence. |
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| A world system in which we use our physical environment to meet our needs without destroying humanities future. |
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1.Acid Rain - Fossil fuels into the air.
2.Greenhouse Effect - no heat release.
3.Global Warming - Melting glaciers. |
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| Minorities and the poor suffering from pollution. |
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| Study the relationship between human and the environment. |
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| Action taken to sabotage the efforts of people who are legally harming the environment. |
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