A society is held together by a shared sense of identity and worldview. This collective body of ideas allows a society to make sense of the world, its challenges and opportunities. It is known as:

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Jacoby Gill

Social Studies

15 September, 02:24

A society is held together by a shared sense of identity and worldview. This collective body of ideas allows a society to make sense of the world, its challenges and opportunities. It is known as:

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Clarissa Salinas · Answer 1

Ideological framework, also known as Superstructure

Explanation:

Ideology has power over the actions and thoughts of peoples, it provides a framework for taking specific actions.

The reason why societies are like they are, is found on their guiding principles, We can speak of communist, capitalist, democratic, traditional and other ideologies. The actions of leaders and citizens will follow their ideology. They will share a sense of belonging to a greater community and they will explain their place in the world.

Change in society will occur according to a set of ideals, and will be carried to public matters, engagin in political debates.

In the process, individuals will join as supporting or opposing forces, but hte majority will stick to an ideology and will act on the world based on it.