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How Well Do You Know Traditional Nigerian Societies and Cultures?

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How Well Do You Know Traditional Nigerian Societies and Cultures?

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What is the main focus of the text?

The history of Nigeria

The impact of modernization on traditional societies (correct)

The importance of material culture in traditional societies

The role of extended families in Nigerian government

What is non-material culture?

Culture that is related to religion

Culture that is not tangible or visible (correct)

Culture that is passed down through generations

Culture that is made of physical objects

How is social change interpreted in traditional societies?

Objectively

Through scientific analysis

Through democratic processes

With value judgments (correct)

What is the hierarchy of authority in traditional societies?

A system of family units Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the compound head in traditional societies?

To settle disputes and allocate resources Signup and view all the answers

What are the various categories of chiefs in the Yoruba tradition political system?

Legal, civil, judicial, military, and local Signup and view all the answers

What powers does the Ogboni cult have in some Nigerian cultures?

Legislative and judicial powers Signup and view all the answers

How are culture and social heritage shared in traditional societies?

Through oral tradition Signup and view all the answers

What are some negative impacts of child and forced marriage in Nigerian cultures?

Limited access to education and healthcare Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of social practices?

Customary ways of behavior Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

The text covers various aspects of traditional societies and cultures, specifically in Nigeria.
It discusses non-material culture and how it changes slowly due to tradition and roots.
Social change is interpreted with value judgments.
Traditional societies have a hierarchy of authority, with extended families and compounds being important units of government.
The compound head settles disputes, allocates resources, and communicates decisions.
The Yoruba tradition political system has various categories of chiefs, including legal, civil, judicial, military, and local.
The Ogboni cult among the Egba and ljebu has legislative and judicial powers.
Culture and social heritage are socially shared, and values influence behavior and choices.
Child marriage and forced marriage are prevalent in some Nigerian cultures and have negative impacts.
Social practices are customary ways of behavior that exert powerful influence on people.

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How well do you know traditional Nigerian societies and cultures? Take this quiz to test your knowledge on the hierarchy of authority, social change, and the Yoruba tradition political system. Learn about non-material culture and the role of extended families and compounds in government. Discover the legislative and judicial powers of the Ogboni cult among the Egba and ljebu. Understand how culture and social heritage influence behavior and choices. Finally, explore the negative impacts of child and forced marriage in some Nigerian cultures.