HUMAN EVOLUTION

1. HUMAN EVOLUTION- SCIENCE BIOLOGY
2. ORGANISM-GENERATION- SCIENCE BIOLOGY
3. HUMAN CIVILIZATION
4. HUMAN –DEMOGRAPHY-POPULATION
5. HUMAN RACES –TRIBES

Studying sociology provides a better understanding of the following: Reasons for social differences, including differences in social behavior. Reasons for the differentials in group opportunities and outcomes. The relevance of social hierarchies and social power in everyday life. More than perhaps any other academic discipline, sociology emphasizes the importance of social inequality for understanding both society and the individual.

SOCIETY-CLASSES

• SOCIETY-DIFFERENT CLASSES
• AGRICULTURE SOCIETY – SEE AGRICULTURE SECTION
• SLAVERY IN AGRICULTURE

Sociology is to investigate how societies develop, endure, and finally change. Its scope includes the study of social institutions, social processes, and social groupings. The focus of sociology is primarily on social issue analysis than on providing normative recommendations for their resolution.

SOCIAL ISSUES

1. POPULATION-SOCIAL ISSUES
2. INDIAN SECTIONS
3. CLASS WAR- UPSTART
4. UPPER CLASS
5. CASTEISM
6. DOMINANT CLASSES
7. MAJOR CASTES IN INDIA
8. EXPLOITATION
9. SHOW OFF – MAINTAIN SOCIAL ORDER 

CULTURE-CUSTOM-FOLLOWERS

1. CULTURE-CIVILIZATION
2. CUSTOM-FOLLOWERS
3. DIFFERENT CULTURES IN THE WORLD
4. FOLLOWERS- ORTHODOX- TRADITIONALIST

DEROGATORY WORDS FOR PEOPLE

1. DEROGATORY WORDS FOR PEOPLE 
2. ENGLISHMAN
3. TREATMENT 

Studying sociology should be an important component of your college education, regardless of your major, for two reasons: Sociology will help you gain a better understanding of the social forces that shape your own life, allowing you to deal with them more effectively.

Understanding the role of education systems in shaping society as a whole, and how education affects individuals as a social institution are the three goals of education sociology.