Societal change refers to the transformation of cultural, social, and institutional norms and practices within a society over time. It encompasses shifts in values, behaviors, relationships, and structures that can occur due to various factors such as technological advancements, economic developments, political movements, social activism, environmental changes, and cultural exchanges. Societal change can manifest in various forms, including changes in social roles, demographic shifts, alterations in family structures, advancements in civil rights, and shifts in collective attitudes toward issues such as gender, race, and the environment. These changes can be gradual or rapid, and they often reflect the dynamic nature of human societies, responding to internal and external pressures. The process of societal change is complex and influenced by a multitude of perspectives and experiences, making it a critical area of study in sociology, anthropology, and political science.
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