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• Political dynastics - the practice of passing on political power from one family to another.
• Istambay a filipino term derive from the english phrase "on standby".
• Judaism jewish dietary laws also known as the kashrut feature some of the most rigorous and complex religious eating guidelines. The prohibited foods runs long, but includes pork and shellfish.
• Christianity 80 percent of the Philippine population that is roman catholic will go meatless at the beginning of lent on ash wednesday and on every lenten friday.
• islam muslims are prohibited to eating pork they must only eat halal foods as prescribed to them by the commandments of qu'ran
• hinduism they bellieve in sacredness of nature beef is especially probhited in this religion
• buddhism they believe in reincarnation and will refrain from slaughtering animals.
• food taboo is a prohibition against consuming foods
• taboo a social or religious custom prohibiting or restricting a particular practice or forbidding association with a particular person, place, or thing
• society is a collection of interacting individuals sharing the same way of life and living in the same territory
• status a social hierarchy of a person in terms of his formal and informal position
• role is a function of a status that is approved by society
• hess states that we all have our different institutional spheres
• ascribed status it is a status that comes automatically by birth mediated through caste
• achieved status achieved only through hardwork ex. doctor, engineer
• culture way of life of a group of people
• society group of people living as a community or an organized group sharing common purpose
• politics art and science concern with guiding or intervening governmental policy
• social phenomena are the individual, external, and social constructs that influence a person's life and development
• political behavior and phenomena include events trough which authority, governance and public opinion are put into practice.
• cultural behavior is emphasized when certain individuals behave a certain way merely because other indivuiduals do so well
• cultural change is the transportation of culture or the way people live
• political change - change that occurs in the realm of civil and political societies and in the structure relations among civil society and state
• anthropology is the scientific study of the origins of humans, how we have changed over the years
• archeology is the study of ancient and human past through material remains
• physical anthropology scientific discipline concerned with the biological and behavioral aspects of human beings, their related non human primates and their extinct homonin ancestors
• cultural anthropology focused on the study of cultural variation among humans
• Linguistic anthropology the study of how languages change over the time
• political science is the study of state and government. understanding of the state, its principles and ideals underlying its organization and activities
• sociology is the scientfic study of humans values. the aim of sociology is to understand how human action and consciousness both shape and shaped by surroundings and their environment
• political theory is the philosophical study of government, addressing questions about the nature, scope, and legitimacy of public agents and institutions and the relationships between them
• Machiavelli believed that, for a ruler it was better to be widely feared that to be greatly loved
• aristotle claimed that politics is the study the laws of a city, the action its citizens undertake, and leadership
• plato's political philosophy centers around the idea of justice and the ideal state
• Physical anthropology scientific concerned with the biological and behavioral aspects of human beings, their related non human primates and their extinct homonin ancestors
• Linguistic anthropology the study of how languages change over the time is termed historical linguistics
• Political science is the study of state government
• animism the belief in a supernatural power
• polytheism the belief or worship of more than one god
• Ethnocentrism compares other culture by using specific culture as the basis of the comparison