Nature of Society in Bangladesh

Vocabulary flashcards documenting the historical progression, industrial development, and technological transformation of society in Bangladesh.

Lalmai, Uari-Bateshwar, Chattogram, and Sylhet

Regions where signs of primitive human settlement have been found in Bangladesh.

Ancestors of the Bangalees

The group that introduced agriculture to the region, creating surplus crops that led to other occupations like artisans, businessmen, and workers.

Agricultural Society

A stage of society where customs, beliefs, values, and festivals emerged with agriculture at the center, alongside hunting and cattle rearing.

18th Century

The period when Bangladesh entered the colonial era after losing the Battle of Palashi.

British Empire management

The governing force in the colonial era that guided all industrial attempts, which destroyed local industrialization possibilities.

Dependent development

An economic idea that grew during the British period and continued until the Pakistan period due to the suppression of local industrialization.

Post-industrial revolution era

The current stage of Bangladesh's city-based population, though they still maintain some traditions of previous social stages.

Garo, Tripura, and Chakma

Ethnic groups in Bangladesh that remain dependent on horticulture and animal husbandry.

Modern Agricultural Economy

A system where small farmers follow ancient traditions while market-oriented farmers and agro-based industries operate simultaneously.

Post-independence growth

A period following the neglect of the Pakistani rulers where agricultural production increased and industry expanded widely in Bangladesh.

Dhaka, Chattogram, and Khulna

Big cities in Bangladesh where large industrial units have developed at the peripheries.

Information technology revolution

The current era in Bangladesh characterized by the use of multi-dimensional technology including Internet, software, and networking in administrative, educational, and cultural sectors.