The passing of traditional society refers to the gradual decline of long-established social structures and cultural practices, often due to modernization and globalization. This shift typically involves the movement from agrarian lifestyles, where communities are closely knit and reliant on local customs, to urban environments characterized by individualism and technological advancement. As traditional roles and values diminish, many people experience changes in family dynamics, social interactions, and community engagement. The influence of media, technology, and global trade plays a significant role in reshaping identities and lifestyles, leading to a more interconnected but less cohesive social fabric.