Define homogeneous society

A homogeneous society is a group of people that have common ties with race, ethnic or religious backgrounds.

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A homogeneous society is a society that has similar kinds of people, especially where there are no significant ethnic differences.
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A society that has similar kinds of people, especially where there are no significant ethnic differences.
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a homogenous society share aa common languages,ethnicity and culture. eg-Japan and South Korea
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Society with no ethnic groups and has similar kinds of people
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pg 33 of TB
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homogeneous society is a society in which people live together speak common language , belong to same race , and have single religion.
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Society with no ethnic group and ha similar kinds of people
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A society that has similar kinds of people ,especially where there are no significant ethnic differences, is called homogenous society.
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A “Homogenous Society” is a society where most of the people talk the same language, share the same kind of ethnicity, cultural values, and religious beliefs and systems.
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i need three points its a 3 mark question
 
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A society that has similar kinds of people ,especially where there are no significant ethnic differences.
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Those societies that share a common languages,ethnicity and culture.
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Pg 33 of TB
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Homogeneous society is a society that has similar kinds of people, especially where there are no significant ethnic differences. Hope it helps...
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A society that has similar kinds of people, especially where there are no significant ethnic differences
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  • A society that has similar kinds of people, especially where there are no significant ethnic differences. For example, Germany and Sweden..
  • A homogeneous society shares a common language, ethnicity and culture. Japan and South Korea are examples of homogeneous societies. Within these societies, the immigrant population is low.
  • Japan’s homogeneous society points out, these societies have a strong sense of nationalism. With less cultural diversity, residents of Japan, like South Korea, share the same language, customs and traditions throughout.
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