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What is the difference between a band and a tribe?
A band is a small, egalitarian, kin-based group of perhaps 10-50 people while a tribe is politically integrated and shares a language, religious beliefs, and other aspects of culture.
What is the difference between a chiefdom and a state?
A chiefdom is led permanently by a chief coming from an elite family while a state is a political unit consisting of government that has sovereignty governing over a group of people and a well-defined territory.
What is the difference between a corporation and a trade union?
A corporation is an organization of labor force and its main objective is to protect the welfare of its members while a trade union is an activity by an individual or group which aims to influence decisions within political, economic and social systems and institutions.
What is the definition of a political dynasty?
A network of politicians who share a common political agenda and are related by blood or marriage.
What is the difference between a primary and secondary group?
Primary groups are based on emotional ties, while secondary groups are based on shared interests.
What is the main objective of a trade union?
To protect the welfare of its members who are part of the labor force.
What is the difference between formal and non-formal education?
Formal education is provided within a school system, while non-formal education is organized outside of the school system.
What is the function of education according to the text?
To provide socialization, cultural innovation, social integration, and social placement.
What is special education?
The education of persons who are physically and socially/culturally different from 'normal individuals'.
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