Lesson 3: The Birth and Growth of Social Sciences Flashcards

1
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When was the era of King Henry VII?

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1491 to 1547

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2
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Era that gave way to Protestantism after the wanted to divorce Catherine Aragon (Infanta de Espana) for Anne Boleyn

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King Henry VIII

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3
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When was Religious Change?

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16th century

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4
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Roman Catholicism was the explanation for all events

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Religious Change

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5
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When was the Enlightenment Period?

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17th to 18th century

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6
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Age of reason, philosophy, and science

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Enlightenment Period

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7
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Using objective, systematic observations to test new theories (deductive reasoning)

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Scientific Method

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8
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What was the most accepted way to understand things during the Enlightenment Period?

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Science

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9
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Based on analytic understanding of the nature of truth

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Philosophy

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10
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When was the era of Technological Advancements and Industrial Revolution?

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18th century

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11
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What was the invention that replaced factories?

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Steam engine

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12
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What was the invention that replaced factories?

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Steam engine

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13
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What was used to transport goods and people from rural to urban areas?

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Trains

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14
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When was Dissolution of Feudal Relations?

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20th century

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15
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Migration of rural population to urban areas

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Mass migration

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16
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Disconnection to people led by urbanization

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Individualism

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17
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Warm relationships within the community

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Gemeinschaft

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18
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Cold relationships within the community

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Gesselschaft

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19
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Who realized the depersonalization of life due to money?

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George Simmel

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20
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The reduction of human interactions or relationships to mere business-like transactions

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Depersonalization of Life

21
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Commodification of art

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Tragedy of culture

22
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Founding father of sociology, coined the term sociology and discovered the social laws that governed the development of societies

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August Comte

23
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Material analysis of history

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Karl Marx

24
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Researched about religion, education, and deviance

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Emile Durkheim

25
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Lived in France’s 3rd Republic founded in 1871 (First Stable Republic)

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Emile Durkheim

26
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Founder of “structural functionalist paradigm”

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Emile Durkheim

27
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The book, ____, written by ____, the first piece of sociological work to use ____ as its primary mode of argument.

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Suicide, Emile Durkheim, statistical methods

28
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Who wrote “Rules of Sociological Method”?

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Emile Durkheim

29
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Consisting of manners of acting, thinking, and feeling external to the individual, which are invested with a coercive power by virtue of which they exercise control over him
is ___ as defined by Durkheim in his book “Rules of Sociological Method”

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Social facts

30
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Who stressed the role of rationalization in the development of society?

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Max Weber

31
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Scientific study of humans and human behavior and societies in the past and present

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Anthropology

32
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Who is the father of Americal anthropology and rejected the biological basis of racism?

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Franz Boas

33
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Coined “participant observation”, where researcher should participate in the culture that is being observed to best understand and record practices occurring

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Bronislaw Kasper Malinowski

34
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Deals with the study of politics, power, and government

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Political Science

35
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Deals with the study of politics, power, and government

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Political Science

36
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____ enabled people to deal with people in an impersonal manner

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Money

37
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____ enabled merchants and capitalists to extend credit & transactions

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Banking system

38
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German sociologist in early 20th century

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George Simmel

39
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____, or the act of changing something abstract (a thought or idea) to something real, of products and goods within a society

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Reification

40
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____ transformed individuals to autonomous consumers from attachment to local contexts and traditions.

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Money economy

41
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Durkheim lived during the years of ___.

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1897 to 1966

42
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Durkheim studied ___, its rates and population.

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suicides

43
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Durkheim concluded that ___ within a country had ___ and it was ___ throughout the years.

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different groups, different suicide rates, stable

44
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If ___ is weaker, members of these groups have lower ___ that keep people from committing suicides.

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social integration, social ties

45
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The two aspects of suicide that Durkheim used to study it was ___ and ___.

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integration, regulation

46
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Type of suicide associated with low integration, most common

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Egoistic

47
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Type of suicide associated with high integration or too much attachment

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Altruistic

48
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Type of suicide associated with low regulation or too much freedom

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Anomie

49
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Type of suicide associated with high regulation or constricted e.g. slavery

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Fatalistic