Exam 5: Social Groups and Networks

There are 2 truly worldwide institutions.

Which was not a primary status group in premodern Japan? _____

If the set of rules is not enforced, it can still be called an institution.

Give an example of an agrarian society.Describe.

Religion in Edo Japan was exclusively Christianity.

Compare and contrast government institutions in hunting and gathering, horticultural, agrarian and industrial societies.Use examples to illustrate your points.

Compare and contrast family institutions in hunting and gathering, horticultural, agrarian and industrial societies.Use examples to illustrate your points.

The oldest surviving law code dates back to revolutionary France.

Which society is most likely to have a gift economy? ____

The written and unwritten rules in societies can be different.

The economy of the modern USA is a gift economy.

In more developed societies the rules are often _____.

In Edo Japan, merchants were the highest status group.

The gifts a bride's family gives to her husband is called a ____.

The education in the contemporary USA is: _____.

Which is not one of the 5 institutions all societies have.

Of the choices, the most highly bureaucratized society is: ____

Japan during the Edo period is an example of a(n) ____ society.

____ are the unwritten and written rules of a group.

Religion in premodern Japan was ____