Branches of Social Science

The study of past events, people, and civilizations. It helps us understand how societies evolved and how past events influence the present and future.

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The study of the Earth’s physical features, climate, and the distribution of living things. It also explores how humans interact with their environment.

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The study of how people use resources to produce goods and services, and how goods and services are distributed and consumed. It includes the analysis of supply and demand, markets, and financial systems.

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The study of government systems, political behavior, and the structures and functions of political institutions. It looks at how power is distributed and exercised in society.

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The study of society and human behavior, focusing on the ways individuals interact with groups, communities, and institutions. It examines social structures, relationships, and cultural norms.

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The study of humans, their cultures, societies, and physical development. It looks at the diversity of human societies and how cultures evolve.

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Answer explanation

Anthro- study of humans

Socio- study of society

Archaeo- artifacts

The study of human behavior and mental processes, including individual and group behavior. It focuses on understanding emotions, cognition, and actions.

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The study of human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other physical remains.

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The study of legal systems, justice, and moral principles that govern behavior and decisions within societies. It explores rights, laws, and the justice system.

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