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3 years ago
6

"What can a social scientist learn from studying the special purpose map that you created?"

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Digiron [165]3 years ago
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Answer:

<u>A social scientist will look for political and social relations of the map you created. Depending on the content, this social scientist will find other information, because he/she can look at the map based on his/her political and social academic background.</u>

Explanation:

Now let's understand better.<u> A social scientist studies the social and political relations/structures in society. Not only that, the culture and the building of identity is also a field of study very profitable.</u> So, depending on the content on your map, <u>a social scientist will look at it and will identify:</u>

  • The cultural relations that, one way or another, develop the identity of a people;
  • The social conflicts that will shape that group or society;
  • The social structure of that group, understanding the hierarchy that would exist there.

And several other aspects, but those cited above are the relevant ones, and the first ones a social scientist will look for.

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