History and Science Flashcards

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What was life centred around in the beginning and who did people primarily rely on?

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Life centered around merely surviving, and people relied on religious leaders and medicine men

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What is the Great Hare?

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An Algonquin legend where men and women received a forbidden package of eternal life, but someone opened the package and the eternal life escaped

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Why do the Innuit in Greenland believe?

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That before there was light and dark and death, there was none of these things, and people exchanged mortality for light

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What do Jews, Muslims, and Christians believe?

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They are monotheistic and believe in the story of Adam and Eve

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What happened during the Age of Enlightenment?

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  • human awareness grew
  • a push for democracy
  • voltaire, french philosopher is a prominent figure who pushed for this
  • w/ democracy came knowledge w/o power
  • ppl valued science over faith
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What happened during the Industrial Revolution?

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  • literacy, machinery, education, transportation, and factories increased
  • pollution increased
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What is the throughput model?

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  • became prevalent during Industrial Revolution
  • valued quantity over quality
  • wanted to make products as quickly as possible for as cheap as possible
  • in turn quality of products suffered and ppl’s safety was in danger
  • commodified labour and ability, was able to have ppl participate in a consumerist society
  • broke ppl could now afford things
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What types of science are there

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  • natural sciences (victor frankenstein core) i.e. bio, chem, physics
  • behavioural science (me core) i.e. sociology, psych, and anthro
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What is perception?

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  • the way we view things based on our biases and lived experiences
  • NOT an excuse for moral relativism
    moral relativism is when what someone thinks what’s good or bad is relative to themself and can differ from person to person
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