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Who is the three people or group that controlled Japanese society?
The three groups that controlled pre-modern Japanese society, around the 1500s, were the Daimyo, Toyotomi, and OdaNabunaga.
The danger of having in-groups and out-groups in a society is that they make people categorize people as .?
us" and "them"
What 2 groups of people controlled the flow of trade with the East?
Muslims and Italians controlled the flow of trade.
What 2 groups people controlled the flow of trade with the east?
Muslims and Italians controlled the flow of trade.
How does the interaction of people groups affect the growth of society?
How does the interaction of people groups affect the growth of societies?
By the 1800s why did so many groups of people in japan feel discounted?
Renewed contact with the West brought change to Japanese society. The "Meiji restoration" of 1868 initiated many reforms.
Which people are referred to as marginal groups?
Marginal groups are groups of people who are kept away from society. they are kept at borders and are not shown any kind of respect or concern
What was the term used for groups of people whose birth determines their position in society?
The term used for groups of people whose birth determines their position in society is called a caste system.
What are the nationalities of Japan?
Japanese society is racially homogeneous with small populations of foreign workers, Zainichi Koreans, Japanese Brazilians, chinese, Filipinos and others. The most dominant native ethnic group is the Yamato people; the primary minority groups include the indigenous Ainu and Ryukyuan, as well as social minority groups like the Burakumin.
What is the significance of secondary groups in modern society?
because they have more advance learning than other groups in society or should i say they are just really industrialize people .
What is relationship between taboos and mores?
Something is considered taboo if it is morally incorrect and not accepted by society. Mores are customs specific to groups, not society as a whole. Both regard morality of people however, taboo relates to society as a whole and mores relate to groups of people.
How did each of the four groups of people that made up sumerian society contribute to that society?
nobles, commoners, clients, and slaves
