Social Changes Of Myanmar: Social And Cultural Change In Myanmar

Social and culture change in Myanmar

All society has change and continuity in human societies. Society became more complex and created transition from early to currently time among people. It is important to learn how society and culture change affects us to think critically about all ways of life because it tells us what to do and helps define what we think. If we know, we can support society as it is and set out with others to change our societies.

Myanmar has long-term historical in modern history of colonization. Traditional kingships and other local governments that evolved among Burma 's peoples over many centuries were largely governed of their authority after Britain 's 19th century conquest of Burma. Hundreds of thousands of hectares of what was officially designated “jungle waste” had been cleared and planted by massive and ever-increasing flow of migrants. This phenomenon offered various occasion to explore the impact of commercial agriculture under European colonial rule. The Union of Burma achieved independence in 1948 after limited local self-government continued by the colonial administration. The new state came into being as a parliamentary democracy and, although ethnic clashing as minority peoples encompass with demanded autonomy from the Burma majority, representative government survived until an army coup in 1962. The Burma Socialist Programme Party (BSPP) led a military-occupied regime held power for the next 26 years. There were no free elections,