Hunting and gathering, pastoral, horticultural, agricultural, industrial, and post-industrial societies each had distinct characteristics:
1) Hunting and gathering societies lived in small family groups, hunted and gathered food, and used muscular power for leadership.
2) Pastoral societies herded livestock, practiced nomadism, and had gender roles and inequality.
3) Horticultural societies cultivated fruits and vegetables, used tools like sticks for digging, and started barter trade.
4) Agricultural societies invented the plow, occupied farmland, had independent farmers and markets, and drafted animals.
5) Industrial societies used machinery, created cities, standardized education, and shifted
Hunting and gathering, pastoral, horticultural, agricultural, industrial, and post-industrial societies each had distinct characteristics:
1) Hunting and gathering societies lived in small family groups, hunted and gathered food, and used muscular power for leadership.
2) Pastoral societies herded livestock, practiced nomadism, and had gender roles and inequality.
3) Horticultural societies cultivated fruits and vegetables, used tools like sticks for digging, and started barter trade.
4) Agricultural societies invented the plow, occupied farmland, had independent farmers and markets, and drafted animals.
5) Industrial societies used machinery, created cities, standardized education, and shifted
Hunting and gathering, pastoral, horticultural, agricultural, industrial, and post-industrial societies each had distinct characteristics:
1) Hunting and gathering societies lived in small family groups, hunted and gathered food, and used muscular power for leadership.
2) Pastoral societies herded livestock, practiced nomadism, and had gender roles and inequality.
3) Horticultural societies cultivated fruits and vegetables, used tools like sticks for digging, and started barter trade.
4) Agricultural societies invented the plow, occupied farmland, had independent farmers and markets, and drafted animals.
5) Industrial societies used machinery, created cities, standardized education, and shifted
Syed Muddasir Ali shah Muzammil rajpot Muhammad Ali khan Irfan Ullah A society is a group of individuals involved in social interaction , or a large social group sharing the same geographical or social territory There are Five Basic Characteristics of Hunting and gathering societies The Primary Institution is the family which decides how food is saved and how children are to be socialized, and which provides for protection of its members they tend to be small and fewer than fifty members. They live in caves They hunt and gathered They were having Inequality The use Muscular power for Leadership There was Food insecurity There was Gender role of Male and Female There was Hardship of weather They were independent The following are the Characteristics of pastoral societies. Frequent Live stock raids by neighboring communities or among them- selves. The animals are kept for subsistent, meals and milk etc. Nomadic Herders make use of natural pasture for graphing of their livestock. Normally practiced in areas with low and unreliable rainfall. The pastoral society is the social group of pastoralists, whose way of life is based on pastoralist and it’s typically nomadic. Characteristic of Pastoral Societies They domesticated small Animals They use to Herd small Animals Again there was inequality Gender Role was defined Comparatively of good life Instrumentation system was introduced They were using Skin Clothes on their body Again there was Hardship of weather They introduced Transportation system by Animals They were Dependent A horticultural societies is an organization devoted to the study and culture of cultivated plants such organization may be local, regional, national, International some have a more general focus where as other are devoted to a particular kind of group of plants. They use stick for Digging They cultivate Fruits and Vegetables They introduced batter system of Trade They were worriers Again there was inequality They started shifting their house from Caves They were Harding Animals Again Same use of Animal transportation by Animals Again there was hardship of weather Again they were Dependent An agricultural society, also known as an agrarian society, is a society that constructs social order around a reliance upon farming. More than half the people living in that society make their living by farming. People in an agricultural society generally lead a more settled lifestyle than those in nomadic hunter-gatherer or semi-nomadic pastoral societies because they live permanently near the land that is farmed. Agricultural settlements tend to develop in areas of convenience near bodies of water, which is used for both crops and transportation, or along trade routes. Not everyone in an agricultural society is a farmer. Some people make a living trading or making and selling goods such as tools used for farming. Characteristic Agricultural societies They invented Plow for plowing fields They start drafting Animals They started occupying cultivatable Lands Land Lord System was introduced Again they were Warriors They introduced cultivation of crops They were Independent They introduced small markets There was barter trade flush They were diversification thing With usage of steam power human being started to use machine and advanced technologies to produce and distribute goods and services. Industrial revolution process began in Britain and then spread through Europe and to be rest of the world. Industrial societies started to develop. The growth of technologies led to advances in forming techniques, So slavery lost its significance economy developed quickly and understanding of social charity and governments aid’s grew up Feudal societies class removed but then societies divided into two parts as worker and non workers. This was started from Europe, North America, Asia (Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore) The machinery system was introduced Urban and Rural Cities were created Educational system was introduced The percentage of population was high The quality of life was standardized They were religion less people They made human relation become weaker The agricultural system was shifted to rural A post-industrial society is a stage in a society's development during which the economy transitions from one that primarily provides goods to one that primarily provides services. In other words, the service sector, made up of people such as nurses, teachers, researchers, social workers, and lawyers, among others, accounts for more of the economic growth and wealth than the manufacturing sector, which is made up of people such as construction workers, textile mill workers, food manufacturers, and production workers. The economic transformation associated with a post-industrial society subsequently transforms society as a whole. Emerged about 1970 Existing in united states , Japan , Canada , and other rich counteries High technology (e.g bi0technology , genetic engineering Increasing knowledge of manufacturing by services Increase gender equality Large cities declined Human freedom and power Knowledge gain