The social structure in Ancient Egypt resembled a pyramid, with the pharaoh at the top and slaves and peasants at the bottom. This quiz and worksheet will help you test your knowledge of the components of this social pyramid. You will be quizzed on the duties and jobs of the different soci...
In addition, the size of societies (and systems of societies) tends to grow constantly through more and more tightly integrative links (this trend has become especially salient in recent millennia), whereas the trend towards increase in the size of biological organisms ...
This corresponds to what psychologists call the “just world hypothesis.” As per Melvin Lerner’s (1980) definition in his seminal study of this topic, “the “belief in a just world” is an attempt to capture in a phrase one of the ways, if not the way, that people come to terms ...
large group sizes, urbanism, political hierarchy, and high levels of wealth inequality often—though not completely—coincide. In every region of the world permitting agriculture, we find considerable similarity
Box the hierarchy. Throw it into a corner. Talk like normal people do. Without the weight of the designation on the business card. The next time we meet, talk to me as you. Without the box. Every conference, breakfast / lunch / dinner interaction, round table and other professional meeti...