Question

How is society different from community? Mention two points.

Answer 1

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.  

Answer 2

Explanation:

ADVERTISEMENTS: (1) A group of individual is necessary for both society and community. But society refers to a system or network of relationships that exists among these individuals. Whereas community refers to a group of individual living within a definite locality with some degree of we-feeling