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PERFORMANCE TASK - 7 (essay)

The Content of Social Organization

Social organization is how people in a society are connected and work together. It includes the rules,
groups, and systems that help people live together in an organized way. Understanding social
organization means looking at the main parts that make up society, like family, education, religion,
economy, and government. These parts help people live together, follow rules, and share resources.

The family is the first and most important part of social organization. It is where people learn how to
act, speak, and behave. Parents teach children about love, respect, and responsibility. Families also give
emotional support and help people feel safe. Without families, people would not know how to live in a
group or understand the values of their culture.

Education is another key part of social organization. Schools teach students not only reading, writing,
and math but also how to get along with others. Education helps people prepare for jobs and teaches
them the rules of society. It also helps people understand their rights and responsibilities. In many
places, schools are run by the government to make sure everyone has a fair chance to learn.

Religion plays a big role in social organization too. It gives people a sense of purpose and teaches them
about right and wrong. Religious groups help people feel connected to others and give them a place to
meet and share ideas. Some religions also help with social problems, like helping the poor or organizing
charity work. For example, in the past, the Catholic Church in Europe helped run schools and hospitals.

The economy is the part of social organization that deals with money, jobs, and resources. It decides
how goods and services are made, sold, and shared. A strong economy helps people find jobs and live
comfortably. It also helps a country grow and develop. In some places, the government controls the
economy, while in others, businesses and individuals make most of the decisions.

Government is the system that makes and enforces the rules of a society. It helps keep order and protect
people’s rights. The government also provides services like schools, hospitals, and roads. Without a
government, it would be hard to solve problems or make sure everyone follows the same rules.

All of these parts family, education, religion, economy, and government work together to make society
function. They help people live together peacefully and solve problems. For example, if a family is poor,
the government might help them with money or food. If someone breaks the law, the government can
punish them. If a person needs to learn a new skill, they can go to school. And if someone is looking for
meaning in life, they might find it through religion.

In short, social organization is made up of the structures and systems that help people live together. It
includes the family, education, religion, economy, and government. These parts help society stay stable
and give people the tools they need to live a good life. Understanding these parts helps us see how
society works and how we can make it better for everyone.
SUBMITTED BY: JOVANY TARAYAO

SUBMITTED TO: TR. JERIC SERVILLA

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