JAMB UTME - Government - 2016

A network of groups of people in an institution expressing human association is

community

society

nation

state

Akọwa Nkọwa

A network of groups of people in an institution expressing human association is called "society." Society refers to a group of individuals who live together in a community and share a common culture, values, and institutions. A society can be made up of various groups and organizations that are interconnected and interact with each other. Institutions such as schools, businesses, religious organizations, and government agencies are examples of groups within a society. These groups form a network of social structures that provide order and organization to a society. People in a society have social interactions and relationships that are shaped by the norms and values of their culture. These interactions can be both formal, such as in a workplace, or informal, such as in a social gathering. Society is an important concept in sociology and the social sciences as it provides a framework for understanding how people interact and form relationships within a community. It is distinct from a community, which is a group of people who share a physical location or proximity, and from a nation or state, which are political entities with defined borders and governing structures.






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