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The categories of different minds of people who interact. |
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The rules for action associated with particular statuses. |
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Organized collections of individuals. |
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Regularly experienced unequal access to resources. |
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Lack any formal social stratification. EG Hunter gatherers. |
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Unequal access to prestige, but not resources. Chiefdomships apply |
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Likely to form social classes with inequality. Agrarian and industrialized. |
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Outside the law, escalates to violence. |
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Set of cultural knowledge used to settle disputes. |
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a mediator used to settle on an agreement. |
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Guidelines for action. The public is affected by policy. |
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positive evaluation of public officials and public policy. |
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illegal support derived by threat. |
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cultural knowledge of the supernatural. |
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realm beyond normal experience. |
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A free floating force found in things and places |
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The strategies people use to control the supernatural. |
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Use of magic to cause harm. |
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petitions to supernatural beings. |
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religious specialists who control the supernatural. |
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Spiritual mediators to the supernatural. |
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about how things came to be. |
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