Statusa sociallydefinedposition in agroup or in asocietySocialStructurethe network ofinterrelatedstatuses androles that guidehumaninteractionHunter-GathersA society thatsurvives byhunting animalsand gatheringedible plantsAchievedStatusposition insociety thatachieved byone’s owneffortsRolePerformanceThe actualbehavior of apersonoccupying arole. RoleExpectationsSociallydeterminedbehaviorsexpected of aperson performinga role.Pastorala society in whichfood is obtainedprimarily by raisingand taking care ofanimals RightsBehaviorsthatindividualsexpect fromothersPostIndustrialA society in whichthe economicemphasis is onproviding servicesand informationHorticulturala society thatsurvivesprimarilythrough thegrowing ofplantsAgriculturalA society thatuses plowsand draftanimals ingrowing food.RoleConflictWhen one personfulfills his roleexpectation in such away that he or sheprevents anotherperson fromperforming his or herroleRolesThe behavior,rights, andobligationsexpected ofsomeoneoccupying acertain statusSocialSolidarityThe degreeto which asociety isunifiedMechanicalSolidaritya type of socialunity achieved bypeople doing thesame type of workand holding similarvaluesSocietypeople livingwithin definedterritorial andsharing acommoncultureObligationsBehaviors thatindividuals areexpected toperform towardsothersOrganicSolidarityA type of social unityin which members’interdependence isbased on specializedfunctions andstatusesReciprocalRolesroles correspondingwith another personand define thepatterns ofinteractions betweenrelated statuses MajorStatusThe status or positionthat plays thegreatest role inshaping a person’slife and determininghis or her personalIdentityAscribedStatusposition insociety thatone has thatis beyondone’s controlRoleStrainWhen a personhas difficultyreaching the roleexpectations asingle statusIndustrialSocietyA society thatrelies on scienceand technology toproduce its basicgoods andservices. SocialInstitutionsWhen statusesand roles areorganized tosatisfy one ormore of the basicneeds of society. Statusa sociallydefinedposition in agroup or in asocietySocialStructurethe network ofinterrelatedstatuses androles that guidehumaninteractionHunter-GathersA society thatsurvives byhunting animalsand gatheringedible plantsAchievedStatusposition insociety thatachieved byone’s owneffortsRolePerformanceThe actualbehavior of apersonoccupying arole. RoleExpectationsSociallydeterminedbehaviorsexpected of aperson performinga role.Pastorala society in whichfood is obtainedprimarily by raisingand taking care ofanimals RightsBehaviorsthatindividualsexpect fromothersPostIndustrialA society in whichthe economicemphasis is onproviding servicesand informationHorticulturala society thatsurvivesprimarilythrough thegrowing ofplantsAgriculturalA society thatuses plowsand draftanimals ingrowing food.RoleConflictWhen one personfulfills his roleexpectation in such away that he or sheprevents anotherperson fromperforming his or herroleRolesThe behavior,rights, andobligationsexpected ofsomeoneoccupying acertain statusSocialSolidarityThe degreeto which asociety isunifiedMechanicalSolidaritya type of socialunity achieved bypeople doing thesame type of workand holding similarvaluesSocietypeople livingwithin definedterritorial andsharing acommoncultureObligationsBehaviors thatindividuals areexpected toperform towardsothersOrganicSolidarityA type of social unityin which members’interdependence isbased on specializedfunctions andstatusesReciprocalRolesroles correspondingwith another personand define thepatterns ofinteractions betweenrelated statuses MajorStatusThe status or positionthat plays thegreatest role inshaping a person’slife and determininghis or her personalIdentityAscribedStatusposition insociety thatone has thatis beyondone’s controlRoleStrainWhen a personhas difficultyreaching the roleexpectations asingle statusIndustrialSocietyA society thatrelies on scienceand technology toproduce its basicgoods andservices. SocialInstitutionsWhen statusesand roles areorganized tosatisfy one ormore of the basicneeds of society. 

Societal Structure - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a socially defined position in a group or in a society
    Status
  2. the network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction
    Social Structure
  3. A society that survives by hunting animals and gathering edible plants
    Hunter-Gathers
  4. position in society that achieved by one’s own efforts
    Achieved Status
  5. The actual behavior of a person occupying a role.
    Role Performance
  6. Socially determined behaviors expected of a person performing a role.
    Role Expectations
  7. a society in which food is obtained primarily by raising and taking care of animals
    Pastoral
  8. Behaviors that individuals expect from others
    Rights
  9. A society in which the economic emphasis is on providing services and information
    Post Industrial
  10. a society that survives primarily through the growing of plants
    Horticultural
  11. A society that uses plows and draft animals in growing food.
    Agricultural
  12. When one person fulfills his role expectation in such a way that he or she prevents another person from performing his or her role
    Role Conflict
  13. The behavior, rights, and obligations expected of someone occupying a certain status
    Roles
  14. The degree to which a society is unified
    Social Solidarity
  15. a type of social unity achieved by people doing the same type of work and holding similar values
    Mechanical Solidarity
  16. people living within defined territorial and sharing a common culture
    Society
  17. Behaviors that individuals are expected to perform towards others
    Obligations
  18. A type of social unity in which members’ interdependence is based on specialized functions and statuses
    Organic Solidarity
  19. roles corresponding with another person and define the patterns of interactions between related statuses
    Reciprocal Roles
  20. The status or position that plays the greatest role in shaping a person’s life and determining his or her personal Identity
    Major Status
  21. position in society that one has that is beyond one’s control
    Ascribed Status
  22. When a person has difficulty reaching the role expectations a single status
    Role Strain
  23. A society that relies on science and technology to produce its basic goods and services.
    Industrial Society
  24. When statuses and roles are organized to satisfy one or more of the basic needs of society.
    Social Institutions