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Social change refers to the transformation of people's attitudes and behaviors in society. Its main drivers include environmental, technological, economic, political, and cultural factors. |
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Fill in the blank: Internal change occurs when the ideals and values of a particular period significantly differ from those of the ___ age. |
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True or False: External change refers to changes in people's attitudes and behaviors. |
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False. External change refers to changes in the structures and foundations of society, such as family and marriage. |
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Endogenous change refers to changes that originate from within a society, while exogenous change involves influences from outside the society. |
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Fill in the blank: Structural change refers to alterations in the institutions that constitute a society or in the rules that govern these ___. |
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The introduction of paper currency significantly shifted the organization of financial markets and transactions, altering the economic structure of society. |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT considered a main driver of societal change? A) Technological B) Cultural C) Historical D) Environmental |
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The two types of changes are internal change and external change (or structural change). |
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What distinguishes endogenous change from exogenous change in sociological contexts? |
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Endogenous change originates from within a society, while exogenous change comes from outside influences. |
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Fill in the blank: Darwin's theory of evolution emphasizes the concept of ____, where only the most adaptable organisms survive. |
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True or False: The Industrial Revolution is an example of radical change that significantly transformed societal values and practices. |
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Environmental changes can have irreversible effects on society, leading to new social dynamics and job opportunities, or causing destruction that alters societal structures permanently. |
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Fill in the blank: The introduction of universal adult suffrage, allowing voting for those at least ___ years old, marked a significant political shift. |
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How did technological advancements during the Industrial Revolution influence social change? |
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Technological advancements catalyzed social change by transforming economic systems, improving productivity, and altering labor dynamics. |
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True or False: Cultural change only occurs through technological advancements. |
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False: Cultural change can also occur through shifts in behavior, religious beliefs, and social norms. |
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Fill in the blank: The bhakti movement significantly impacted the social structure of medieval India by influencing ___ norms. |
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Societies use a combination of forced obedience and voluntary consent to maintain social order. |
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True or False: The dominant group in society often embraces changes that challenge their norms and values. |
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False. The dominant group typically resists changes that could destabilize their social standing. |
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Fill in the blank: Social control refers to the intentional maintenance and promotion of particular social patterns, values, and ___. |
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Power is the ability to influence someone to act in your favor, even against their will. |
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Which type of power is described as being based on influence rather than legal authority? |
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True or False: Social control is always implemented through coercive measures. |
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False. Social control can also be achieved through internalized pressure and voluntary compliance. |
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Fill in the blank: Members of society should have the freedom to choose whether to follow the rules and values of their ___. |
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What is the main characteristic of the power dynamic described in the content? |
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It is a stable relationship where the dominant group significantly influences societal behaviors, often leading to forced cooperation without confrontation. |