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Elements of society
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 If we analyze the general social structure of any society, we find that it consists of the following basic elements:

A- The natural environment, which is the environmental and geographical framework that defines society (and includes all the natural conditions in the environment such as climate, soil, minerals, forests, terrain, etc.).

B- The social environment: It is the climate in which the members of society live (and it includes various social institutions, groups, assemblies, organizations, and various projects).

C - Population: They are the group of individuals who make up the human energy in society.

D- Social relations: They are the processes and interactions resulting from the interaction of individuals in the natural and social environments.

E - Social systems and institutions: a group of devices that carry out social activity and achieve social functions.

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