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Which value was common to traditional society in both China and Japan?
family loyalty
What is the motto of Phi Society?
The motto of Phi Society is 'Thus Always to Tyrants and Loyalty Above All'.
What does Creon say it is the greatest evil that society faces?
Creon, in Sophocles' play "Antigone," identifies disobedience and the breakdown of law and order as the greatest evils that society faces. He believes that when individuals prioritize personal beliefs over the laws of the state, it leads to chaos and undermines the stability of society. For Creon, maintaining authority and enforcing laws is essential to prevent anarchy and ensure the well-being of the community. His rigid stance reflects the belief that loyalty to the state must supersede individual desires.
When was Society for General Microbiology created?
Society for General Microbiology was created in 1945.
How did each of the four groups of people that made up sumerian society contribute to that society?
nobles, commoners, clients, and slaves
When was Society for General Systems Research created?
Society for General Systems Research was created in 1954.
What is the primary intent of the public policy?
To preserve the general welfare of society.
What did German society give their greatest loyalty to?
It depends on what historical period. Please specify this.
What does katniss discover about the society in general?
she discovers that the society she lives in is....
What are the general characteristics of ancient Near Eastern urban society?
What are the general characteristics of ancient eastern urban society
What did a patron do in the roman society?
Roman society was characterised by the client-patron relationship. The patron was a rich man who dispensed favours to his clients who were poor people or educated young men who had not yet made headway in their careers. The sort of favour the patron dispensed for the poor were cash hand-outs, errands and odd jobs. The favours for the educated young men were either employing their skilled services or helping to promote their careers. The clients, in their turn, were expected to give their patrons their loyalty and political support. Poor clients were often very dependent of their patron due to high levels of unemployment. Their livelihood depended on the favours of the patron.
What was the role of the vassal in the feudal system society?
managing the operation of the fief and pledging loyalty to the lord
