Match the following concepts with the definitions listed below them
____ a. society____ b. urban society____ c. industrial society____ d. organic solidarity____ e. achieved status____ f. rights____ g. hunting and gathering society____ h. social structure____ i. role strain____ j. master status____ k. structural differentiation____ l. gesellschaft____ m. folk society____ n. role performance____ o. modernization theory1. a slot within a social structure occupied because of anindividual’s efforts2. a society that solves the subsistence problem throughhunting animals and gathering edible fruits and vegetables
3. roles informing individuals of the behavior that can beexpected from others4. when one social structure divides into two or more socialstructures that operate more successfully separately thanthe one alone would under the new circumstances5. a society based on tradition, cultural and social consensus, family, personal ties, little division of labor, and anemphasis on the sacred6. the actual conduct involved in putting roles into action7. occurs when the roles of a single status are inconsistentwith one another8. patterned recurring social relationships among individualsand groups9. people who live within defined territorial borders, sharinga common culture10. a status that affects most other aspects of a person’s life
11. Tönnies’s term for the type of society characterized byweak family ties, competition, and impersonal socialrelationships12. a society whose subsistence is based primarily on theapplication of science and technology to the productionof goods and services13. social unity based on a complex of highly specializedstatuses that makes members of a society dependent onone another14. a society in which social relationships are impersonaland contractual, kinship is deemphasized, cultural andsocial consensus are not complete, the division of laboris complex, and secular concerns outweigh sacred ones15. proposes that change associated with modernization arethe result of an evolutionary process by which societiesbecome increasingly complex
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