Difference between rural, urban and tribal society
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Lesson 10:RURAL SOCIOLOGY
Difference between rural, urban and tribal society
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Feature
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Rural / Tribal Society
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Urban Society
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1
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Occupation
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Agriculture
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Non-agricultural, industrialism and technology are its predominant features. Majority of the individuals are wage earners, hired laborers.
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2
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Work environment
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Open-air, close to nature, mostly related with soil, water, plant and animal life.
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Enclosed, highly complex, manmade environment. Mostly related with trade industry and office work.
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3
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Weather and season
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Very important
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Not so important
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4
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Skills
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Require wide range of skills
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Required specialized skills
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5
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Work unit
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Family as work unit more common
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Individuals from work unit
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6
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Type of family
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Joint and extended family with large size
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Small, nuclear family.
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7
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Size of community
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Small
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Medium to large
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8
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Population density
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Low
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High
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9
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Nature of people
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Homogeneous
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Heterogeneous
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10
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Social interaction
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Few and personal
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Numerous and mostly impersonal
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11
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Institutions
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Small and simple
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Large and complex
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12
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Mobility social and occupational
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Low
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High
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13
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Infrastructure
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Little to moderately developed
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Well developed
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14
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Modern amenities
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Few
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Many
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15
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Value system
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Sacred
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Secular
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