If the introduction to classical sociological theory has shown us society is ever-present (no man/woman is an island or truly ever lives “alone”) then why do you think U

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One of the most important things about societies across the world is that they divided the line between individuals and society while maintaining a cordial relationship between individuals and society through social norms and laws of the land. Individual person is the smallest unit of the society and this would mean that society needs to have satisfied and healthy individuals who would contribute to the betterment of the society through their knowledge, skills and abilities. Thus, promoting individual rights and liberty would help develop healthy citizens who would make-up a healthy society. Things were different when kings ruled countries but when people gained their power back through democracies, individual rights became the central part of the society. However, it also depends on the culture of the society as collective cultures would have relatively few individual rights compared to the individualistic cultures.