1. What environment? 2. What time period?
The rise of city presented a large consolidated market place with large numbers of customers living near each other. Things were becoming centralized.
Instead of an individual based economy and social order, the shift had begun to a mass market and a mass society. People no longer had to masters of all trades. They could begin to specialized and develop their talents and depend on others to do the same. ( A man could become a skilled leather worker, and depend on skilled farmers to provide him with food.)
Groups of people living in close proximity with each other prompted changes in behaviours and attitudes. With varying degrees this has been happening every since, with the economic model better defined and more 'ordered' than the social order.
The rise of cities challenged the existing economic and social order by fostering a shift from agrarian-based economies to industrial economies, creating a new class of urban workers with different needs and demands. This led to a reorganization of social structures, the emergence of a new urban middle class, and increased tensions between labor and capital as workers sought better conditions and wages.
People lived in cities in the past for various reasons, such as for protection from invasions, access to trade routes, economic opportunities, and social interactions. Cities provided a centralized location for resources, governance, and cultural activities that attracted people to settle and live together in larger communities.
The most fundamental threat to Puritan social order was the challenge to their strict religious beliefs and moral codes. This could manifest through dissenting opinions, alternative religious practices, or moral transgressions that undermined the cohesion and control that the Puritan leaders sought to maintain.
To suggest how society should work.
Social stability refers to a state of balance and order within a society, where there is a sense of security, harmony, and cohesion among its members. It involves the absence of widespread conflict, social unrest, and disruptive factors that could threaten the well-being and functioning of the community. Social stability is often associated with factors such as economic prosperity, effective governance, and social cohesion.
The end of slavery forced southerners of both races to adapt to a new economic and social order. White southerners had to adjust to a labor system without slavery, while African Americans sought to establish new lives with increased freedom. These changes led to significant social tensions and economic challenges in the post-Civil War South.
During the Age of Reason, thinkers challenged the social order by promoting ideas of individual rights, freedom of thought, and questioning traditional authority structures like monarchies and the Church. They emphasized the importance of rationality, science, and human progress, advocating for more inclusive and egalitarian societies.
Calling for a just society based on reason
Don Harrison Doyle has written: 'The social order of a frontier community' -- subject(s): Frontier and pioneer life, History 'Nashville in the new South, 1880-1930' -- subject(s): History 'New men, new cities, new South' -- subject(s): Cities and towns, Economic conditions, History, Social conditions, Urbanization
They both kept things in order.
feudalism is a political economic or social order resembling this medieval sytem lol
Mores
Calling for a just society based on reason
New Nationalism
Conspicuous consumption.Which refers to spending on expensive goods and services in order to signal wealth to others. The correlation between wealth and superiority is one way economic inequality can lead to social inequality.
the need to work... low wages means low possessions
Economic decisions Social order Provide public services National security
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