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What is change and continuity?
Change refers to the process of something becoming different over time, while continuity refers to the maintenance of certain elements or characteristics that stay consistent within a system or over time. Both concepts are important in understanding how systems, societies, or individuals evolve and persist.
What is the difference between 'overstay' and 'stay over'?
staying beyond the time limit is overstay and extending the stay is stay over.
What happened to all the ancient societies over time?
Ancient societies were either completely destroyed by conquerers or lost their homogeny to other cultures.
What is the name of somebody who studies the past?
A person who studies the past is called a historian. Historians analyze and interpret historical events and documents to understand the development of societies and civilizations over time.
What job is it when a person studies how societies change over time?
This person would be known as a sociologist.
Will your budget remain consistent or fluctuate over time?
Will your budget stay the same or change over time?
Which early sociologist applied the concept of evolution to societies in order to explain how they change or evolve over time?
Herbert Spencer was the early sociologist who applied the concept of evolution to societies.
What was the phrase that was coined by Herbert Spencer to describe only the fittest societies surviving over time?
survival of the fittest
When is Big Time Rush over?
they will always stay as a band/group
How long Cannabis sativa do stay in your system?
the average time is about a month, but if you are over the average weight it will stay longer.
What is the phrasal verb for stay?
stay in - not go out stay on - not leave at the expected time stay on - remain in place, not come off stay up - not go to bed stay out - not return home
Looking over the long course of history Durkheim claimed that societies change as gives way to .?
Durkheim claimed that as societies evolve over time, mechanical solidarity (based on shared beliefs and values) gives way to organic solidarity (based on interdependence and specialization). This shift is driven by the increasing complexity and division of labor within societies.
