Types of Society Quiz

Types of Societies

• An industrial society relies on advanced technology to drive a massive production industry.
• A post-industrial society is characterized by the establishment of a community based on knowledge, information, and service.
• A pre-industrial society is bound to a small spatial and temporal range of relations in terms of society, law, and politics.
• A post-capitalist society involves the replacement of manual laborers with technical and professional workers like computer engineers, doctors, and bankers.

Feudal Society

• In a feudal society, kings and lords granted land and provided protection to lesser nobles known as vassals due to the lack of effective centralized government.

Industrialization

• An industrial society involves the fast and efficient manufacturing of standardized products using advanced technology.

Philosophy

Acts of Man

• The essential quality of Acts of Man is that they are voluntary.

Death

• Death signals the end of a person's life.

Suffering

• Suffering refers to physical or emotional pain and distress.

St. Augustine of Hippo

• St. Augustine of Hippo believes in the concept of original sin.

Human Acts

• One of the essential qualities of Human Acts is that they are voluntary.

Martin Luther

• Martin Luther is known for his role in the Protestant Reformation.

Alienation

• Alienation refers to the feeling of powerlessness and isolation in a society.

"Pour-soi"

• According to Marcel, "Pour-soi" refers to human beings who have self-awareness and freedom.

Aristotle

• According to Aristotle, change in life is constituted by the actualization of potentiality.

Test your knowledge about tribal, feudal, and industrial societies in this quiz. Learn about the characteristics and features of each society type.