WorksheetsUCSP lesson 1 & 2
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 20mins
It is the study of human relationships and institutions
Anthropology
Biology
Sociology
Political Science
Purpose of sociology
Explains diversity of cultures
To understand how human action and consciousness both are shaped by cultural and social structures
To develop understanding of institutions, forms of government, politicsl structures
To understand our evolutionary origins
A social scientific study of political institutions and political behavior
Anthropolo
Biology
Sociology
Political science
Study of humanity, concerned with human behavior, human biology, and culture, and linguistics
Anthropology
Biology
Sociology
Political Science
How people interact with each other, behave, develop as a culture, and influence the world
Earth science
Social science
Natural science
Political science
A group or community which shares common experiences that shapes the way its members understand the world. It includes groups that we are born into, such as race, national origin, gender, class, and religion.
barangay
culture
politics
society
What do values represent in a cluture
standards for what is good and desirable
rules to be followed
language
material objects
It refers to the differences of social behaviors that cultures exhibit around the world
social differences
cultural variation
social change
society
What is Political Science
What is Sociology
What is Anthropology
A group of individuals that involves persistent social interaction, or a large social group sharing the same spatial or social territory, is typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations.
barangay
culture
politics
society
How culture contributes to human satisfaction
provides sense of identity
produces tools and clothing
provides recreational activities
establishes patterns of good manners
Not a role of a culture
establishing patterns of acceptable social behavior
creating economic inter-dependence
producing man-made things
conveying and facilitating meaning
What is ethnocentrism
evaluation of other cultures based on one's own cultural standards
belief that all cultures are equally good and moral
practice of avoiding any comparison between cultures
cannot be compared
How are cultural norms typically learned and reinforced
through reading books
participating online forums
formal education
from parents, friends, teachers, and others while growing up
refers to the idea that the human culture such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, and languages change over time
cultural change
norms
cultural evolution
social change
Give an example of ethnocentrism
It is an element of culture that represents a society's material culture
symbols
artifacts
language
norms
