differentiate between community and association in tabular form in 10 marks
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society is also called association
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The difference between a society and a community comes down to two main characteristics: size and interaction. A community and a society can be any size that you want. There isn't a "minimum" number of people needed for either (as long as you don't take extremes like 2-3 people). What is generally understood as a key size difference is that a community is smaller than a society.
The size factor is of secondary importance, if you ask me. The level of interaction is more important. A society could be huge, and span hundreds or thousands of miles. The population of the United States could be considered a society -- the American society. Within that society though are many, many smaller communities. The key factor with a community is that the people within it must have some level of interaction with each other.
The size factor is of secondary importance, if you ask me. The level of interaction is more important. A society could be huge, and span hundreds or thousands of miles. The population of the United States could be considered a society -- the American society. Within that society though are many, many smaller communities. The key factor with a community is that the people within it must have some level of interaction with each other.
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