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2021 T2 Sociology U4: Community
2021 T2 Sociology U4: Community
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Gyms and universities would be an example of Gemeinschaft
False
True
2
Which of these is true?
Gemeinschaft communities are usually more urban based
Gesellschaft communities are usually more rural based
Gemeinschaft relationships are more impersonal, fleeting
Gesellschaft relationships are more impersonal, fleeting
3
Why is community a 'concept'?
Because community can change over time, place and culture
Because communities stay the same
Because there are only two types of community
Because Tonnies said so
4
Amish community interactions with wider society include:
Economics: selling race-horse harnesses
Social: rumspringa
All of the Above
Economics: attending livestock auctions
5
The Amish of Pennsylvania is an example of:
A political movemnet
A religious group
A modern Gesellschaft community
An attempt to maintain a Gemeinschaft community
6
The shared purpose of the Amish community is:
Maintaining traditional religious values
All of the above
Farming and subsistence
Simple lifestyle
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Exclusion of others is necessary to maintain the Amish way of life
True
False
8
Some Gesellschaft features in the Amish community are:
All of the above
Using hospitals when necessary
Using telephones despite the rules
Banking with the outside world
9
Urbanisation occured during the Industrial Revolution because:
There were more night clubs in the city
People liked the city more than the country
There were more job opportunities in the cities
There was terrible Wifi connection in the country
10
Amish church attendance is an example of:
Shared Values
Identifying Features
Geography
Typical Behaviour
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Which of these would likely be a Gemeinschaft community?
Gym
University
Corporate workplace
Extended family
12
A Gesellschaft community...
is based on self-interest
comes together by choice for very specific reasons
all of the above
is very large
13
Identifying Features of the Amish community include:
Suspenders
All of the above
Wide brim hats
Horse-drawn carriages
14
An intentional community is:
Provides social and/or practical support
Live in close proximity
People who share a common interest
People of similar ethnic, religious, or cultural backgrounds
15
What were impacts of the Industrial Revolution?
All of the above
Urban cities developed around factories
The manufacturing industry expanded very rapidly
Small businesses couldn't compete with factories
16
The Amish successful maintain a Gemeinschaft without challenges
True
False
17
Features of a community can include:
Similar experiences, shared government, and logos
Recognisable symbols, meeting areas, and social connections
All of the above
Uniforms, buildings and sense of belonging
18
How can exclusion from the Amish Community occur?
Deviance from the rules of the Church
All of the Above
Interactions with outside world
Interactions with technology
19
Who studied why communities changed over time?
Frederick Tonnies
Ferdinand Castell
Ferdinand Tonnies
Frederick Castell
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The Amish maintain intimate bonds through:
All of the above
sharing ideas through social media
going to the beach and holidays abroad
providing each other support and sharing religion
21
A criticism of Tonnies is:
Communities are complex and not easily categoried
Communities stay the same
Communities can change
Communities do not exist
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Barn-raising is a typical behaviour
True
False
23
A Gemeinschaft community...
is largely interest based
is an urban area
comes together by choice for very specific reasons
is based on geographically close ties, family and tradition
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A community:
geographically close and politically motivated
social relationships, but are not geographically close
social relationships, regular contact, and similarities
a group of people
