Society and groups

3. group a system of social interaction
5. where an individual belongs (or feels that he belongs)
8. not static
9. the nucleus of all social organization
11. characterized by indirect, impersonal, contractual and non-inclusive relations
13. Great Britain in the late 18th century
14. oldest and the simplest type of society
15. enabled people to make a great leap forward in food production
17. a system of usages and procedures of authority and mutual aid, many groupings and division of controls of human behavior and of liberties.

1. most common type of social relationship of a hunting and gathering society
2. the central economic characteristics of a hunting and gathering society
4. Industrial societies give rise to this
5. North America, Europe and East Asia including Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and South Korea
6. a set of stage by which a social evolution is traced
7. became a regular feature for the first time
9. first came into existence in the Middle East
10. social animal
12. formulated this in 1962
16. Survival becomes problematic without this