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What is the result when there is conflict between or within societies?
What is the result when there is conflict between or within societies?
- Stability
- Harmony
- Change (correct)
- Growth
What is culture a product of?
What is culture a product of?
Religion, beliefs, customs, traditions, and government of a society
Parties trade voluntarily when they expect to lose.
Parties trade voluntarily when they expect to lose.
False (B)
How does the complexity of governance change as a society grows?
How does the complexity of governance change as a society grows?
Human, their society, and the environment affect each other is known as ______.
Human, their society, and the environment affect each other is known as ______.
How does location affect society?
How does location affect society?
What are the factors that influence the production, distribution, and consumption of goods?
What are the factors that influence the production, distribution, and consumption of goods?
How does movement or migration affect societies?
How does movement or migration affect societies?
Change occurs over time without any continuity in society.
Change occurs over time without any continuity in society.
What does scarcity of resources force parties to do?
What does scarcity of resources force parties to do?
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Study Notes
Conflict and Changes
- Conflict within or between societies results in societal changes.
Culture
- Culture encompasses religion, beliefs, customs, traditions, and governance, shaping a society's identity.
Gain from Trade
- Trade occurs voluntarily when parties anticipate gains from the exchange.
Governance
- Increasing complexity in society and interactions with others leads to more complex governance structures.
Human Environmental Interaction
- There is a mutual influence between humans, their societal structures, and the environment around them.
Location
- A society's location influences its economy, culture, and overall development significantly.
Production and Distribution
- The processes of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services are shaped by a society's location, customs, beliefs, and laws.
Movement and Migration
- The movement and migration of people and ideas have substantial impacts on all societies involved.
Time, Change, and Continuity
- Societies experience change over time, but basic structures often maintain continuity amidst those changes.
Scarcity
- Limited resources lead to decision-making and incur costs associated with the choices made by parties in society.
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