Cultural, Social, and Political Change PPT

CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CHANGE ANGELICA L. FIESTA Subject Teacher 3 ASPECTS CHANGE OF CULTURAL CHANGE SOCIAL CHANGE POLITICAL  POLITICAL IDENTITY is almost always associated with a group affiliation and describes the ways in which being a...

CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CHANGE ANGELICA L. FIESTA Subject Teacher 3 ASPECTS CHANGE OF CULTURAL CHANGE SOCIAL CHANGE POLITICAL  POLITICAL IDENTITY is almost always associated with a group affiliation and describes the ways in which being a member of a particular group might express specific political opinions and attitudes. Various factors can construct an identity, including race, SOCIAL CHANGE Denotes to any substantial transformation of behavioral patterns, values and social norms over time.  POLITICAL CHANGE Happen when the rulers in nation lose power or the kind of governance in the nation. Internal PoliticalChange External Political Change SOURCES CHANGEOF  1. INNOVATION Innovation is a social creation and institutionalization of new ideas. It is the invention of something new; it can be an idea, a TWO TYPES OF INNOVATION 1. Primary Innovation Occurs when an individual or a group comes up with a completely new idea, method, or device. Example: TWO TYPES OF INNOVATION 2. Secondary Innovation Occurs when an individual or a group further develops or improves on an already existing idea, method, or device. Example:  2. DIFFUSION It is the act of spreading culture, tradition, objects and ideas to other societies. 1. Direct Diffusion Occurs through trade, marriage, and war Example:  2. DIFFUSION Itis the act of spreading culture, tradition, objects and ideas to other societies. 1. Indirect Diffusion Occurs when a group comes in contact with another group indirectly through third party. Example: 3. ACCULTURATION A product of massive cultural change. It entails a show of force by one party over another. 4. ASSIMILATION Occurswhen the minority group loses its distinctive cultural traits and adopts or absorbs those of the dominant culture.