Module 4 - cesc

A geographical community occupies a physical space within which all social, economic and political views and activities may be practiced.

• Population

• Territory

• Sovereignty

• Government

Refers to the people who are bestowed with duties, rights and privileges in order to maximize potentials to the benefits of the community.

• Population

• Territory

• Sovereignty

• Government

At the community level it basically refers to the capacity of the community to enforce rules within its territory.

• Population

• Territory

• Sovereignty

• Government

A ________ is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm

• Community

• People

• Life

• Love

Which of the following is not belong to the group?

• Anthropological Perspective

• Sociological Perspective

• Political Science Perspectives

• Political Perspectives

Refers to the movement of an individual or group within or between social strata. It results in change in social status relative so one’s positions or location.

• Social Mobility

• Deviance

• Social Stratification

• Social Class

Involves categorization of people in a community into groups based on several factors which include wealth, income, occupation, race, gender, power among others.

• Social Stratification

• Social Class

• Social Mobility

• Deviance

Neolithic Age

• hunter - Gatherers

• horticultural

• Agricultural

• Agrarian

A branch of Social Science that analyzes the history, evolution, structure, and functions of societies.

• Sociology

• Politics

• Philosophy

• History

Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)

• Hunter - Gatherers

• Horticultural

• Agricultural

• Agrarian