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Which organizations are categorized under Service/Fraternal Organizations?
What is a primary focus of Community Activist Volunteer Groups?
Which professionals are included in the Culture category?
Which organizations fall under the Housing Department category?
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Who can be included in the Sports and Recreation sector?
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What type of individuals are part of the Environment category?
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Which of the following is included in the Agriculture sector?
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What defines the relationship between authoritative and subordinate actors in a formal community?
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Which characteristic is NOT typical of a rural community?
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What defines a Local Community?
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What distinguishes a local community from a global community?
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Which community sector includes both public and private educational institutions?
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Which of the following best describes an urban community?
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What is a defining feature of social space within communities?
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What is included in the Human Services sector?
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Which community sector primarily focuses on the enforcement of laws and court proceedings?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of urban communities?
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What is meant by the term 'typology' in the context of communities?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic used to define community sectors?
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Which statement accurately describes an informal community?
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Which sector includes professionals like pharmacists and public health agencies?
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Which community sector is involved in various forms of communication, including newspapers and online materials?
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Which group is primarily represented within the Youth community sector?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of the Business community sector?
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Study Notes
Community Engagement, Solidarity and Citizenship: Module 4
- Differentiate between formal and informal communities based on structure and functioning.
- Create community maps for rural and urban environments.
- Understand the relationship between local and global communities.
Vocabulary Overview
- Formal Community: Structured hierarchies defined by institutions, outlining authority relationships.
- Informal Community: Operates via socio-cultural mechanisms within community structures.
- Global Community: Integration and interaction among individuals across distances in time or space.
- Local Community: Close social integration characterized by physical proximity among members.
- Rural Community: Pastoral, agricultural regions situated on the outskirts of urban areas.
- Urban Community: Industrialized centers with higher population density and diverse demographics.
Topic 1: Formal and Informal Communities
- Social Space: Environments, physical or virtual, used for community purposes—e.g., social centers, online platforms.
Topic 2: Rural and Urban Communities
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Characteristics of Rural Communities:
- Low population density with dispersed living arrangements.
- Geographically distant from urban centers.
- Specialization in agriculture and associated livelihoods.
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Characteristics of Urban Communities:
- High population density with diverse ethnic, racial, and cultural subgroups.
- Presence of various industries and businesses.
- Predominance of rented living arrangements and developed infrastructure.
- High accessibility to transportation, albeit often costly.
- Intense interactions among a larger population leading to active political engagement.
Community Sectors
- Health: Medical and mental health professionals, hospitals, clinics, and public health systems.
- Education: Educational institutions from preschools to universities, involving parents, students, and educational staff.
- Law Enforcement: Local and state police, judiciary system, including various legal professionals.
- Government: Bureaucracies at regional, provincial, state, local, and tribal levels.
- Business: From individual entrepreneurs to multinational corporations with local presence.
- Youth: Focus on individuals aged 18 and younger, youth outreach programs, and supportive organizations.
- The Media: Various platforms for news dissemination including traditional and digital media.
- Human Services: Non-profit sectors providing essential community services like job training and support for disadvantaged groups.
- Religion: Places of worship and associated communities across various faiths.
- Service/Fraternal Organizations: Groups like Lions, Masons, and other civic organizations focusing on community service.
- Community Activist Volunteer Groups: Individuals advocating for political issues or community improvement initiatives.
- Culture: Artists and arts organizations contributing to cultural expression and community enrichment.
- Housing Department: Agencies providing affordable housing and rental assistance.
- Sports and Recreation: Various athletic organizations and facilities promoting community activity and engagement.
- The Environment: Environmentalists and organizations dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainability.
- Agriculture: Rural agricultural practices, including dairy and food processing sectors.
Topic 3: Local and Global Communities
- Local communities foster close social ties and physical proximity, promoting interaction among members.
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This quiz covers Module 4 of Community Engagement, focusing on the typologies of communities. You will explore the distinctions between formal and informal communities, as well as the dynamics of local and global communities. Prepare to create community maps that illustrate these concepts clearly.
