Industrial and Non-Industrial Changes And Impact on Global Divisions of Power

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Question 1.
Non-industrialized nations are small, rural countries that are slow to change. In these Gemeinschaft (Traditional) societies, men are dominant with a rigid division of labor between men and women with simple technology. These societies have little formal education, live in extended families, treat their sick at home, and consider the past to be crucial in dealing with the present. Conversely, industrialized countries (Gesselschaft) exhibits rapid change, are large and urbanized with complex technology. Additionally, industrialized countries show a more stable and fluid division of labor between genders, families are smaller and nuclear, and they value formal education, which is future-oriented. For the lack of resources and poverty, poor people worked for the rich to earn money, leading t...