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What best describes ethnicity?
What is the primary function of nationality?
Which of the following best encapsulates the concept of culture?
How is society defined in the provided content?
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What is the aim of anthropology as described in the content?
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Which discipline primarily deals with the theory and practice of government?
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What aspect does citizenship provide to individuals?
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Which of the following is NOT a focus of anthropology?
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What is meant by exceptionalities in the context of this content?
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Which group is considered to belong to the upper class?
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How does the content define the middle class?
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What does sociology primarily study?
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Which statement about gender is accurate based on the provided content?
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What is a characteristic of the nouveau riche as described in the content?
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Which of the following correctly describes socioeconomic status?
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What is the main focus of political science as indicated in the content?
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Study Notes
Ethnicity and Nationality
- Ethnicity defines groups identifying through distinguishable cultural features such as language, ancestry, origin, customs, and traditions.
- Nationality is a legal relationship between an individual and a country, allowing the state to protect and exercise jurisdiction over that individual.
- Citizenship provides a sense of identity and belonging; individuals born to Filipino parents or naturalized in the Philippines are granted Filipino citizenship.
Defining Culture, Society, and Politics
- Culture encompasses all aspects of an individual's way of life, including food, clothing, and housing.
- Society is formed by organized groups of interdependent people sharing territory, language, culture, and collective survival efforts.
- Politics involves the theory, art, and practice of government, focusing on the organization and administration of authority.
Nature and Scope of Social Sciences
- Anthropology studies human past and present, seeking to describe and explain human variation across time and space through the integration of social sciences, humanities, and physical sciences.
- Exceptional individuals may be intellectually gifted or physically/mentally challenged, impacting personality, behavior, and communication abilities.
Socioeconomic Status
- Social classes are categorized into upper, middle, and lower classes, each defined by wealth generation, occupation, and success.
- The upper class consists of elite families, known for their productivity in agriculture, industry, business, and government. It includes the new rich (who experienced a shift from humble beginnings) and the traditional upper class (wealth acquired through inheritance).
- The middle class includes small business operators and farm owners with sufficient income for a decent lifestyle.
Sociology and Political Science
- Sociology focuses on social interactions, society's origins, evolution, and development.
- Political science examines the state and governance structures, providing insight into organizational methodologies of governing bodies.
Gender and Social Constructs
- Gender roles are socially constructed characteristics assigned to individuals based on their sex, varying across different cultures.
- Socioeconomic status also encompasses privileges resulting from inherited wealth and occupational standing within families.
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This quiz explores the fundamental concepts of ethnicity, nationality, culture, society, and politics within the context of social sciences. Understanding these themes is essential for recognizing the complexity of human interactions and governance. Dive into the intricate relationships that shape our identities and communities.
