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Shaping the World: Unscramble the Key Terms

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Unscramble terms from pre-modern sociology lessons

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Shaping the World: Unscramble the Key TermsOnline version

Unscramble terms from pre-modern sociology lessons

by Niña Althea Pachao
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Everything in nature holds a life force, giving meaning to the environment.

2

Multiple deities personify natural forces to explain phenomena and justify authority.

3

Early rules codified to regulate trade, family life, and property.

  
  
4

Rulers are considered gods on earth, linking sacred and political power.

  
  
5

A single supreme deity is central to ethical obligations and law.

6

A hereditary ladder of social groups that shapes life chances.

  
  
7

One's duties connect personal behavior to order in society.

8

Foundations for personal growth and the cessation of suffering.

     
  
  
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Pioneered a systematic study of society and the idea that knowledge progresses.

  
  
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Analyzed how economic structures and class relations drive social change.

  
  
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Founded sociology as a discipline studying social cohesion and norms.

  
  
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Highlighted culture, ideas, and rational systems as forces in history.

  
  
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A state of normlessness during rapid change or crisis.

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Personal acts reflect broader social patterns and bonds.

        
  
  
  
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Rational systems can confine individuals within formal structures.

  
  
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