-
difficult on an
individual basis.
Societies vary
based on
level of
technology and type of
economic activity.
Larger societies with
larger food
surpluses often...
-
maintain a
public presence.
Secret societies may be community-based or ****ociated with
colleges and universities.
These societies exist in
countries around the...
- did, however, have much
success in
Latin America.
Their ascendancy in
societies in the
Americas accelerated during the
seventeenth century,
wherein Jesuits...
- term "Democratic-Republican" to
describe the
societies, but that name was
rarely used by the
societies themselves. They
usually called themselves "Democratic"...
- Land
societies based on
these models.
These societies made
Buddhism much more
appealing and
accessible to the
common people,
though some
societies were...
-
national Red
Cross societies of Britain, France, Italy, ****an, and the US came
together in
Paris to
found the "League of Red
Cross Societies" (IFRC). The original...
-
Quakers are
people who
belong to the
Religious Society of Friends, a
historically Protestant Christian set of denominations.
Members refer to each other...
-
triads originated from
secret societies formed in the 18th and 19th centuries, some
influenced by
white lotus societies of the 14th century, with the...
-
informed by the
database of the
Hereditary Society Community of the
United States of America. It
includes societies that
limit their membership to
those who...
- West
teachings which have
become an
important cultural force in
western societies, and
which in turn have
become an
important cultural force in India, their...
