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The Crusades

Epochs of Change

Overview The Crusades were a series of religious and military campaigns sanctioned by the Catholi...

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Universal Church

Culture Values and Beliefs

Definition The Universal Church refers to the idea of a global community that includes all member...

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Cold War

Epochs of Change

Definition The Cold War was a period of tension and rivalry between two superpowers, the United S...

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Fall of the Berlin Wall

Epochs of Change

Overview The Fall of the Berlin Wall refers to the pivotal event on November 9, 1989, when the ph...

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World War II

Epochs of Change

Overview World War II was a global military conflict that lasted from 1939 to 1945. It involved t...

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World War I

Epochs of Change

Overview World War I, also known as the Great War, was a global conflict that lasted from July 19...

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The Holocaust

Epochs of Change

Overview The Holocaust, also known as the Shoah, refers to the state-sponsored, systematic persec...

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Civil Rights Movement

Epochs of Change

Overview The Civil Rights Movement refers to a transformative period of social activism and polit...

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The Renaissance

Epochs of Change

Overview The Renaissance refers to a period of cultural, intellectual, and artistic transformatio...

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Copernican Revolution

Epochs of Change

The Copernican Revolution wasn't a quick event, but a gradual shift in thought that dramatically ...

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The Enlightenment

Epochs of Change

The Enlightenment (c. 1650 – 1780), also known as the Age of Reason, was an influential intellect...

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Scientific Revolution

Epochs of Change

Overview The Scientific Revolution refers to a period of profound transformation in scientific th...

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Straw Man Argument

Critical Thinking

Overview A straw man argument occurs when someone misrepresents another person's viewpoint, often...

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Functional Fixedness

Critical Thinking

Definition Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias where people tend to see objects or ideas onl...

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Social Cohesion

Social Organization Social Structure

Definition Social cohesion refers to the degree of unity, solidarity, and sense of belonging amon...

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Collective Conscience

Social Organization Social Structure

Definition Collective Conscience (also called collective consciousness) refers to the shared beli...

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Social Constructionism

Sociological Paradigms and Perspectives...

Overview Social Constructionism is a theoretical framework that emphasizes how societal norms, va...

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Epistemic Fragmentation

Social Organization Social Structure

Overview Epistemic fragmentation refers to the breakdown of a shared consensus regarding truth, e...

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Algorithmic Curation

Technology and The Human Experience

Overview Algorithmic curation refers to the process of using computer algorithms to sort, filter,...

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Digital Panopticon

Technology and The Human Experience

Overview You may have recently walked into a grocery store and noticing security cameras in every...

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