UCSP 2nd Quarter Examination Lesson 7: State & Non-State Review

Business and Economy

• A business entity is designed to generate a profit.

Political Theory

• The Divine Right Theory refers to the origin of the state being created by God for the people.

State Sovereignty

• Sovereignty is the supreme power of a state to rule itself without interference from other states.

Social Order

• Maintenance of law, order, and stability refers to the preservation of social order.

Education

• Formal education is a type of relationship where the teacher-student is confined to the process of teaching, supervision, and instruction.
• Informal education is an informal methodology of teaching.
• According to UNESCO, education is considered as a basic human right.

Social Norms

• Role refers to the behavior expected of a person who occupies a particular status.

Economics

• Wealth refers to the resources and assets that have value and can be used to satisfy human needs and wants.
• Power is the ability to secure one’s ends in life, even against opposition.

Cultural Development

• Cultural enrichment is the development of aesthetic sense and respect for others’ culture.

Sociological Analysis

• Microsociology is the level of sociological analysis concerned with the social psychological dynamics of individuals interacting in small groups.
• Social status is the position of an individual or group within a social structure.

Business Entities

• Corporations are legal entities established under the state of law that are designed to generate a profit.

Minority Groups

• Characteristics of a minority group according to sociologists include: a group that is subordinate to a dominant group, has a distinct identity, and is often subject to prejudice and discrimination.