Societies to Social Networks

4. A society driven by technology, services, and the exchange of information.
9. A temporary alliance of individuals or groups who join together for a common goal.
10. Soc. Rev: The transition to mechanized production, urbanization, and economic change.
11. A society based on the domestication of animals for food and trade.
15. The process of establishing and maintaining relationships for mutual benefit, often to exchange information or gain opportunities.
16. A major transformation in society that changes how people interact, work, and live.
17. A small, close-knit group with strong personal connections, often exclusive.
18. Soc. Rev: The development of farming, leading to settled societies and population growth.

1. A society that sustains itself through small-scale farming using simple tools.
2. Soc. Rev: The rise of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and human-machine integration, reshaping work and communication.
3. Soc. Rev: The shift from hunting and gathering to the domestication of plants and animals.
5. Soc. Rev: The transition from industrial production to digital technology, automation, and the internet.
6. A large social organization that shares a common culture, territory, and governance.
7. A collection of two or more individuals who interact and share a sense of identity.
8. A broader web of connections that link individuals, including friendships, acquaintances, and online communities.
12. This community is a group of individuals who interact primarily through online platforms rather than in person.
13. A collection of people who are in the same place at the same time but do not interact meaningfully.
14. A society that relies on mechanized production and manufacturing.