The Progression Of Our Society

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Currently our society is progressing to more modern times. The further we progress the further our society emerges. As humans we bond together to create new discoveries and find better techniques of living life to the fullest. Sometimes looking into our society motivates us to work harder to enjoy better lives. Have you ever noticed how far and well developed our society has become. We have new and developing technology and systems, Our society has reached its modern time in our era even though we expect it to further develop, We have positive and negative changes with the progression of our society.

The harder we work the bigger and greater our society becomes. When we put in effort to our health, religion, and lifestyles we become a more powerful and united society. Advances in medicine is such a huge milestone when it comes to our society it helps widespread disease and more. We have created multiple vaccines and medical treatments that survives our societies medical purposes. There isn't just medical upgrades there is much more including our religions we have the freedom of religion we're not forced just to believe in one religion anymore. As our society expands so does our faith and choice of life as long as we abide by the laws forthcoming to us. …show more content…

We have jumped out of rascism, slavery, and agriculutrual changes. We have made huge advancments in music, arts, language and multi cultured ivestments. Todays modern society is full of diversity but in some areas of our society there is and will always be drops of rasism. The change in our society has benefited a lot of minority cultures but at the same time has ruined them. Nowadays our society dose

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