| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | alliance | A group joined for cooperation. |
| 2. | aristocracy | Noble or privileged upper class. |
| 3. | association | An organized group of people. |
| 4. | audience | People receiving communication collectively. |
| 5. | beau monde | Fashionable high society. |
| 6. | body politic | The people as a political body. |
| 7. | bourgeoisie | The middle or capitalist class. |
| 8. | brotherhood | People united by shared identity. |
| 9. | citizenry | Citizens considered as a group. |
| 10. | civilization | An organized human culture. |
| 11. | clan | A close family-based group. |
| 12. | club | A group with shared membership. |
| 13. | collective | People considered as one group. |
| 14. | collectivity | A group considered collectively. |
| 15. | commonwealth | A politically organized community. |
| 16. | community | A group living or sharing together. |
| 17. | confederation | A league of allied groups. |
| 18. | country | A nation and its people. |
| 19. | culture | Shared customs and beliefs. |
| 20. | democracy | A society with popular government. |
| 21. | denizens | People living in a place. |
| 22. | denomination | A recognized religious group. |
| 23. | electorate | People eligible to vote. |
| 24. | elite | The most powerful social group. |
| 25. | establishment | Dominant institutions and influential people. |
| 26. | ethnic group | People sharing cultural identity. |
| 27. | ethnos | An ethnic people or group. |
| 28. | faction | A dissenting group within larger society. |
| 29. | federation | A union of groups. |
| 30. | fellowship | A friendly group with shared interests. |
| 31. | fold | A group sharing beliefs or loyalty. |
| 32. | folk | People of a culture or place. |
| 33. | fraternity | A brotherly association or group. |
| 34. | gentility | Respectable upper social class. |
| 35. | gentry | People of high social standing. |
| 36. | guild | An association of craftspeople. |
| 37. | humanity | All human beings collectively. |
| 38. | humankind | The human species collectively. |
| 39. | inhabitants | People occupying a place. |
| 40. | institution | An established social organization. |
| 41. | jet set | Wealthy international social circle. |
| 42. | kingdom | A country ruled by a monarch. |
| 43. | kinship group | People connected by family ties. |
| 44. | labor | Workers considered collectively. |
| 45. | laity | Nonclergy members collectively. |
| 46. | league | An association for shared aims. |
| 47. | locals | People from a particular place. |
| 48. | mainstream | Dominant accepted social group. |
| 49. | mankind | Human beings collectively. |
| 50. | market | Consumers considered collectively. |
| 51. | middle class | People between rich and poor. |
| 52. | milieu | A social environment. |
| 53. | movement | A group pursuing shared change. |
| 54. | municipality | A local self-governing community. |
| 55. | nation | A people under one government. |
| 56. | neighborhood | A local area community. |
| 57. | network | Connected people or organizations. |
| 58. | nobility | People of noble rank. |
| 59. | oligarchy | Small ruling group. |
| 60. | order | A formal organized group. |
| 61. | organization | An organized body of people. |
| 62. | parish | A local church community. |
| 63. | party | An organized political or social group. |
| 64. | people | Human beings as a collective group. |
| 65. | polity | An organized political community. |
| 66. | populace | The people of a place. |
| 67. | population | People living in a place. |
| 68. | power elite | Most influential people collectively. |
| 69. | proletariat | Working people without capital. |
| 70. | province | A regional political community. |
| 71. | public | People considered collectively. |
| 72. | race | People grouped by ancestry. |
| 73. | readership | Readers considered collectively. |
| 74. | realm | A kingdom or social domain. |
| 75. | region | A broad area and its people. |
| 76. | republic | A state governed by representatives. |
| 77. | residents | People living in a place. |
| 78. | ruling class | Dominant governing social group. |
| 79. | scene | A particular social world. |
| 80. | sect | A religious or ideological group. |
| 81. | set | A particular social group. |
| 82. | settlement | A community established in a place. |
| 83. | sisterhood | Women united by shared identity. |
| 84. | social order | Organized patterns of social life. |
| 85. | social structure | Arrangement of social relationships. |
| 86. | social system | Structured relationships among people. |
| 87. | social world | A particular social sphere. |
| 88. | state | A politically organized community. |
| 89. | territory | A governed area and population. |
| 90. | the masses | Ordinary people collectively. |
| 91. | town | An urban community. |
| 92. | tribe | A kinship-based social group. |
| 93. | underclass | Poorest social group. |
| 94. | union | An organized association of people. |
| 95. | upper class | The highest social class. |
| 96. | upper crust | Informal term for the upper class. |
| 97. | village | A small local community. |
| 98. | workforce | People available for work. |
| 99. | working class | People employed for wages. |
| 100. | world | People or life collectively. |