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What does the term 'cultural variation' refer to?
Which of the following best defines subculture?
What is the main characteristic of counter culture?
Which statement accurately describes the concept of nationality?
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Which term describes a group that shares distinctive patterns of mores and folkways differing from mainstream society?
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The Latin word 'religare' translates to what in English?
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Exceptional individuals may be defined as those who are:
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Which socio-economic class typically has the most privileges?
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What is Auguste Comte known for in the field of sociology?
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What characterizes social change according to the content?
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Which of the following best defines cultural change?
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Which sociologist was known for fighting against inequality and injustice faced by women?
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What does political change primarily focus on?
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What theory is Karl Marx most associated with?
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Which aspect does systematic interpretation of cultural codes NOT include?
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What is the primary focus of cultural change?
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What does high culture primarily consist of?
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Which aspect is NOT commonly associated with political identity?
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Which anthropologist is known as the father of modern anthropology?
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How does race impact political identity?
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Which factor does NOT shape an individual's political identity?
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What characterizes popular culture?
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What effect does economic class have on identity?
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Which of the following statements about race and identity is correct?
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What is cultural relativism primarily concerned with?
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Which of the following best describes the concept of conformity?
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What does 'holism' in the context of culture refer to?
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Which of the following practices could be influenced by cultural relativism?
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What role does language play in understanding culture, society, and politics?
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Which political practice is characterized by entrenched family connections?
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How does culture adapt over time?
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What is a characteristic of contested cultures?
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What is a defining characteristic of 'innovators' as mentioned in the content?
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Which of the following describes 'ritualism'?
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What type of rights are considered inherent to humans and given by God?
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What effect does the emphasis on wealth in a culture have on individuals?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the classes of human rights mentioned?
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How does 'humiliation' affect human dignity according to the content?
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What role does social media play in contemporary society as described?
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What happens to individuals who become 'conformists' in society?
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Study Notes
Articulation of Cultural Variation
- Guides on gender roles in thinking and behavior.
- Cultural variation reflects differences in social behaviors across the globe.
- Socio-economic status includes upper, middle, and lower classes, influencing privileges and opportunities.
Exceptionalism
- Refers to individuals who are intellectually gifted or have physical/mental challenges, creating variability within society.
Religion
- Originates from the Latin "religare," meaning to bind together.
- Encompasses belief systems and practices directed towards supernatural entities.
Ethnicity
- Represents cultural ideas specific to distinct indigenous groups.
Nationality
- Defines the legal connection between individuals and their countries, granting protective jurisdiction.
Social Differences
- Discusses variations among individuals based on social characteristics.
Gender
- Examines socially constructed traits associated with being male or female.
Political Identity
- Linked to group affiliation which expresses collective political opinions and core values.
Race and Identity
- Race impacts voting rights and social interactions, shaping citizens' experiences.
Class and Identity
- Economic class significantly influences political identity and life prospects.
Colonialism and Identity
- Explores how colonial perceptions defined social identities, labeling "natives" differently.
Key Figures in Sociology
- Auguste Comte: Sociologist founder and proponent of positivism.
- Harriet Martineau: Advocated for women's rights and social equality.
- Karl Marx: Revolutionized social thought through socialism and conflict theory.
- Emile Durkheim: Developed foundational sociological theories.
Types of Changes
- Social Change involves alterations in cultural symbols and societal norms.
- Cultural Change correlates with innovations and contacts between societies.
- Political Change addresses shifts in political systems, adapting to new ideologies and practicalities.
Political Practices
- Political dynasties, celebrities as politicians, palakasan systems, and church influence shape political dynamics.
Cultural Relativism
- Advocates for viewing cultures as complex and equitable, accepting that no culture holds superiority over another.
Aspects of Culture
- Culture is dynamic, responding to societal changes while requiring language and symbols for communication.
Conformity and Deviance
- Conformity promotes adherence to societal norms, while deviance can arise from economic strain leading to innovation or alternative goals.
Human Rights
- Natural Rights: Inherent rights given by God.
- Statutory Rights: Rights defined by laws created by governance.
- Constitutional Rights: Rights protected under a country's constitution.
Social Media
- Acts as a significant medium connecting individuals and shaping contemporary social interactions.
Socialization and Enculturation
- Every individual is a product of socialization, highlighting the importance of cultural immersion in shaping identity.
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Description
This quiz explores the intricate relationships between culture, society, and politics as discussed in John Paul A. Aquino's curriculum for Grade 12. It examines how gender, social differences, and socio-economic status influence individual thoughts and behaviors. Test your comprehension of key concepts and themes presented in this course.