Different Forms of

Society
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01 02 03 04
HORTICULTUR
HUNTER AND PASTORAL AL AGRICULTUR
GATHERING SOCIETY SOCIETY AL SOCIETY
SOCIETIES
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FEUDAL
05 SOCIETY
POST- INDUSTRIAL
07 SOCIETY

INDUSTRIAL
07 SOCIETY
 HUNTING AND
01 GATHERING
HUNTING AND GATHERING

This is recognized as the earliest and simplest form of

society. It is generally characterized by its small size and
is composed mainly of families. They are nomadic
because they spend the most of their time searching for
food and thus, have no permanent teritory.
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PASTORAL
SOCIETY
PASTORAL SOCIETY

This type of society is

characterized by the
domestication of animals for food
for a more stable and predictable
food supply. Pastoral communities
have larger population than
hunting and gathering societies
and remain longer in one place.
 HORTICULTURA
03 L SOCIETY
 HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
A horticultural society primarily
engages in the small scale cultivation
of plants, fruits, and vegetables and
the domestication of animals.
Horticultural societies are semi-
nomadic, which means that they
travel to another place when they
have already depleted the resources
in one area.
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AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

This type of society is a further

evolution of the pastoral and
horticultural society. Agricultural
involves the large-scale and long-
term cultivation of crops and
domestication of animals. Thus
society characterized by improved
technology and the use of tools to
aid in farming.
 FEUDAL
05 SOCIETY
FEUDAL SOCIETY

Feudal society refers to a social and

economic structure prevalent in medieval
Europe, characterized by a hierarchical
system of landownership and labor
relationships. At its core, feudalism revolves
around the exchange of land for services and
protection. The monarch, or king, would grant
parcels of land, or fiefs, to vassals, who, in
return, pledged loyalty and military support.
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INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETY
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY

An industrial society is based on the

use of specialized machinery in the
production of goods and services.
Industrial society is a society where
people work in factories and other
industrial facilities. The advances in
science and technology in the late 18th
century and industrial Revolution.
 POST-
INDUSTRIAL
07 SOCIETY
POST-INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETY
The post-industrial society is
marked by the establishment of
societies based on knowledge,
information, and sale of services.
Led by the human mind and
aided by highly advanced
technology, the trend has shifted
from industry to the generation,
storage, manipulation and sale
of information.
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