B11 Pascua, Ronice Christiane G.

11-Einstein

FORMS OF SOCIETY
Hunter-Gatherer
Society
Cooperation played a crucial role in the
survival of early hunting and gathering
societies, where members depended on
activities like hunting, fishing, and foraging for
sustenance. Gender often determined the
division of labor, with men predominantly
involved in hunting and women in gathering.
IN HISTORY
Pastoral Society
Settled societies raised animals for wool
and milk, fostering trade and new
professions, distinguishing between
nomadic and settled groups. Animal
domestication drove technological
advances and social inequalities
compared to hunter-gatherer societies.
Horticultural
Society
They cultivate crops alongside
gathering, maintaining mobility and
relocating when resources are
scarce. Occasionally, they produce
surpluses, leading to the
development of professions beyond
basic survival in the society.

12,000 Years Ago 10,500 Years Ago 9000 Years Ago

Agricultural Industrial Post-Industrial

Society
Cooperation was vital for early
hunting and gathering societies'
survival, relying on hunting, fishing,
and foraging. Gender often dictated
tasks, with men primarily hunting
and women gathering.
5,300 Years Ago
Society
The Industrial Revolution, starting in
18th-century Britain, brought
mechanized factories, wealth
concentration, urbanization, and
conflicts between employers and
workers, leading to labor unions. It also
advanced public education, health,
bureaucracy, and technology.
273 Years Ago
Society
The rise of the computer chip has led
to a society emphasizing information
and services. However, unequal
access to education is a concern.
People strive for a fairer society where
everyone is supported, working
together to solve problems and
reduce conflicts.
51 Years Ago -
Present
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4 FORMS OF
INDIVIDUALITY
Lower Class Working Class
They are individuals They are individuals
who have faced who have limited career
hunger, opportunities and low
unemployment, wages, such as waiters,
homelessness, and drivers, salespersons,
poverty. and cashiers.

Middle Class Upper Class

They are individuals who They are born into
face minimal material aristocratic families
difficulties and provide
and are often
professional services,
such as doctors, lawyers, involved in large
architects, engineers, and family business
others. ventures.