Order the stages of development as proposed by Walt Rostow in Modernization Theory.

Walt Rostow's Modernization Theory suggests that countries go through five stages of development as they grow economically. The first stage is "traditional society," where the economy is based on agriculture and there is little technology. The second stage is "preconditions for take-off," where infrastructure begins to develop, and investments in industries start to happen. The third stage is "take-off," where rapid growth occurs in certain sectors, leading to more jobs and urbanization. For example, a country might start with a strong focus on farming but then invest in factories, moving to the take-off stage as manufacturing grows and changes the economy.