https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp Made with panache en-us 2018-03-21 17:49:00 UTC 2025-10-02 16:28:51 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244671429 production:  
-They have less than the majority of the population working to produce the food and goods needed for subsistence. 
-most people work in a wage labor (work labor: work for which wages are payed)
division of labor:
 -industrial societies are complex and large; people living in close proximity often don't know one another 
technology:
-factories and farms rely increasingly on machines, the specialization of labor became possible with the increase in the efficiency of shipping by rail and see.
distribution]]> 2018-03-21 17:51:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244671429 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244671505 horticultural - a form of semi-nomadic agriculture. The society practice agriculture but without irrigating or cultivating the soil.
Production : 
Distribution : They use the economic system of redistribution. The goods produced are collected centrally and then passed out
Technology: 
Division of Labour:]]> 2018-03-21 17:51:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244671505 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244671647 Production- once people started to move, they started to fertilize their fields, leading to surplus crops
Distribution- they shared less and divided into social classes
Technology- 
Division of Labour- merchant and craft classes developed, since not everyone needed to be involved in food production
-peasants supported classes of nobles, priests, and kings in ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, China and South America]]> 2018-03-21 17:52:03 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244671647 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244672353 Production:
- They tend to be more mobile to access their resources that change with the seasons.
- Example: The Mistassini Cree in the 1970s would normally hunt and fish intensively in the fall and winter, gather berries and participate in cash generating activities such as guiding in the summer.
Distribution:
- Among foraging societies, from the Inuit of the Arctic to the San of Southern Africa, goods are distributed by reciprocity, or sharing.
- Reciprocity is the generalized giving of resources, with the expectation that sometime in the future the giver will be on the receiving end.
Technology:
-  Since people moved so frequently, there was no technology used to store or hoard their goods.
- Used boats as a form of transportation.
Division of Labour:
- Labour was divided along gender lines, men did most of the hunting and boat building, while women did much fishing, child care, and fur processing.
Other Features:
- In foraging societies, all members of society contribute to the survival of the group, and there are few status divisions.
- One of the most studied groups in anthropology.
- Nomadic]]> 2018-03-21 17:53:17 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244672353 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244672940 Production:
- Information is a product that is bought and sold
- Digital (ie. buying music online vs. buying in store)
Distribution:
-Online
- Shipping
- global system, products travel over vast distances
Technology:
- often consists of digital files, no physical object
- E-commerce
Division of labour:
- Most people do not work for subsistence or in industry producing, they usually work in the service sector
- Wage labour is a big part of the system, but do not pay well and are part time (ie. retail or food service)
Others:
- cotton grown in India and sewn in China, printed in Mexico, designed and sold in Canada = GLOBALIZATION: the process by which economies, societies, and cultures become integrated through a worldwide network]]> 2018-03-21 17:54:10 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/244672940 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/245128093 - a family forms the core workgroup
- children work more in horticultural groups than in any other type of economy (ex: caring for siblings, fetching fuel, hauling water, etc...)
- gender and age roles are clearly defined]]> 2018-03-22 17:15:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/245128093 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/245128565 -the industrial revolution started in england in the 18th century
-canada was an industrial nation from the 19th century till the 1970s
-factories rely on the increase of the efficiency of shipping by rail and sea]]> 2018-03-22 17:16:04 UTC https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/245128565 https://padlet.com/lauravieira_28/h41dkeuhwcfp/wish/245152434 - is the science and art of growing plants (fruits, flowers, vegetables etc.)
-unmanned aerial systems (UAS)

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