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Which of the following is NOT considered a non-state institution according to the text?
What is the form of mate selection where a lower-class woman marries a high-class man?
Which religion is described as polytheistic and involves deities such as Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva?
What is the term for the web of social relationships related to kinship?
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Which type of marriage involves one man having multiple wives?
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Who is considered the founder of Buddhism, which is described as originating 2500 years ago?
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What is the main function of State Institutions?
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Which type of institution is resistant to social changes due to well solidified beliefs?
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What kind of institutions primarily have state functions and are established to govern the state?
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Which institutions are composed of formal rules, informal norms, or agreed upon understanding that constrain and prescribe political actors’ behavior and interaction with one another?
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Which institutions participate in international affairs and relations but are not affiliated with any state or nation?
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Which institutions have executive, legislative, and judiciary branches?
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Study Notes
Marriage and Mate Selection
- Hypergamy is the form of mate selection where a lower-class woman marries a high-class man.
Religion
- Hinduism is a polytheistic religion involving deities such as Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Kinship
- Kinship refers to the web of social relationships related to family ties.
Types of Marriage
- Polygyny is a type of marriage where one man has multiple wives.
Buddhism
- Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha, is considered the founder of Buddhism, originating 2500 years ago.
State Institutions
- The main function of State Institutions is to govern the state.
- State Institutions have executive, legislative, and judiciary branches.
Non-State Institutions
- Institutions that are resistant to social changes due to well solidified beliefs are considered Non-State Institutions.
- Institutions that participate in international affairs and relations but are not affiliated with any state or nation are considered Non-State Institutions.
Institutions and Governance
- Institutions composed of formal rules, informal norms, or agreed upon understanding constrain and prescribe political actors’ behavior and interaction with one another.
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Learn about the different types of institutions that govern the state, including state and non-state institutions involving public and private sectors. Explore the composition and functions of political, social, economic, and educational institutions.
