UCSP Classifications of Societies: Bands and Tribes

Which society is characterized by informal public opinion in the forms of gossip and avoidance?

Which society is primarily focused on agriculture and husbandry rather than hunting and gathering?

Which society has a form of social and political structure characterized by a community leader?

Which society is the most politically organized and structurally-developed among the classifications of societies?

Which society is dependent upon the judgment of a chief?

Which society is comprised of small kin and achieves social order through informal public opinion in the forms of gossip and avoidance?

Which branch of the Philippines is responsible for interpreting laws and ensuring justice?

What type of authority is based on ancient customs, traditions, or conventions?

Which type of authority is based upon acceptance of publicly articulated, society-wide rules and regulations issued by duly authorized public officials?

What does reciprocity refer to in economic institutions?

In which form of reciprocity is there no definite time frame for the favor to be returned?

Which type of reciprocity occurs between groups or individuals with the donor expecting to receive something of equal or similar value?

What does charismatic authority depend on?

Where does authority come from in traditional authority?

"Reciprocity" aims to achieve what outcome?

What characterizes chiefdoms among the classifications of societies?

Which society is characterized by a community leader and more advanced economic activities?

In which society, is social order maintained through a kinship and family system led by a community head?

What is the typical way of life for bands, the smallest and most primitive societies?

Which classification of society is primarily focused on agriculture and husbandry rather than hunting and gathering?

What differentiates states from other classifications of societies in terms of governance?

What is the primary function of the Legislative branch in the Philippines?

In which type of authority does authority come from family background and is closely tied up with hereditary systems of power and privilege?

What does charismatic authority primarily depend on?

In economic institutions, what does reciprocity aim to achieve?

What type of society primarily focuses on agriculture and husbandry rather than hunting and gathering?

In which form of reciprocity is there no definite time frame for the favor to be returned?

What type of authority is based upon acceptance of publicly articulated, society-wide rules and regulations as mentioned in the text?