Directions: Describe the food gathering activities or substinence in folowing types of societies. Write your answer in a separate sheet of paper. Type of Society Description Characteristic A. According 1. Pre-class to Economic 2. Asiatic and Material 3. Ancient System 4. Feudal 5. Capitalist 6. Democratic B. According to Evolutionary View 1. Simple 2. Compound 3. Doubly compound 4. Müitant 5. Industrial 6. Past-industrial C.According to People's Substinence 1. Food gathering 2. Horticultural 3. Pastoral 4. Agricultural 5. Industrial 6. Post-industrial
Answer (1)
Food Gathering Activities in Different SocietiesSocieties According to Economic and Material SystemPre-class Society - Early societies without social classes.Characteristic: People lived as hunter-gatherers and shared resources equally.Asiatic Society - Ancient societies, especially in Asia, with centralized control.Characteristic: Resources were often controlled by rulers, and peasants worked for the state.Ancient Society - Societies that existed in ancient civilizations like Egypt and Greece. Characteristic: Slavery was common, and slaves did a lot of the labor, such as farming.Feudal Society - A system where land was owned by lords, and peasants worked the land. Characteristic: Agriculture was the main activity, and peasants gave part of their crops to the lords.Capitalist Society - A system based on private ownership of resources and businesses. Characteristic: People work for wages, and businesses produce goods for profit.Democratic Society - A system where the government is elected by the people, with an emphasis on equality.Characteristic: Resources are distributed based on laws, and people have the freedom to own property and businesses.Societies According to Evolutionary ViewSimple Society - Early human groups with basic structures.Characteristic: People lived as nomads, hunting and gathering for food.Compound Society - Societies with more organization, like tribes.Characteristic: Tribes might settle down in one place, practicing some farming and trading with others.Doubly Compound Society - More complex societies with multiple systems, like governments.Characteristic: These societies often had armies, organized religions, and more advanced agriculture.Militant Society - Societies focused on conquest and defense.Characteristic: Many resources go into the military, and survival depends on the strength of the army.Industrial Society - Societies based on manufacturing and industry.Characteristic: Factories produce goods, and people work in manufacturing jobs instead of farming.Post-industrial Society - Societies where services and technology are more important than industry.Characteristic: People work in technology, education, and healthcare rather than making physical goods.Societies According to People's SubsistenceFood Gathering Society - Early societies that gathered wild plants and hunted animals.Characteristic: People moved from place to place, following food sources.Horticultural Society - Societies that grew crops on a small scale, using basic tools.Characteristic: Farming was done by hand, and people grew just enough to support their families.Pastoral Society - Societies that raised livestock for food.Characteristic: People relied on animals like sheep, cows, and goats for meat, milk, and clothing.Agricultural Society - Societies that practiced large-scale farming with more advanced tools.Characteristic: Farming became more productive, and people could grow surplus food to trade.Industrial Society - Societies focused on manufacturing goods in factories.Characteristic: People worked in factories, and food was often bought from markets rather than grown.Post-industrial Society - Societies where technology and services dominate the economy.Characteristic: Most people work in offices or the service industry, and food production is highly industrialized.
