Secondary groups have been a dominant part of society since the earliest times people joined together to share a culture and territory.

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Secondary groups, characterized by more impersonal and goal-oriented relationships, became more prevalent with the development of industrialization and urbanization, not in the earliest times of societal formation. Early societies were more characterized by primary groups, such as families and tribes, with close, personal, and enduring relationships.

Secondary Groups Have Been a Dominant Part of Society Since