The age of nationalism Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Classical Period "Birth Period" - BRTH PRD Balance, Reason, Truth, Humanism Polytheism Republic Democracy Renaissance Period "Michelangelo sculpting out of stone" - RUSH RoCS Reformation, University systems, Scientific expansion, Humanism Rebirth of Classicism, Self-fashioning Neoclassical Period & The Enlightenment "Chords of Classical Music" - CORDES Classicism, Order, Rationalism, Deism, Empiricism, Skepticism Romantic Period "Inner Hero & Passion" - INNER HP Individualis...

Civil Service Exam General Information Philippine Constitution 134 Questions with Verified Answers 1. Q. What are included in the national territory of the Philippines - CORRECT ANSWER A. The following are included in the national territory of the Philippines: 1) all the islands and waters embraced in the Philippine archipelago; 2) all other territories over which the Philippines has sovereignty or jurisdiction; and 3) all the waters around, between, and connecting the islands of the Phili...

Post Test: The Age of Revolution Edmentum (2023/2024) Already Passed How did humanism foster the Scientific Revolution? Humanism promoted the study of classical works that stimulated exploration of science. Which academy was founded in London in 1660 to promote and encourage the works and ideas of scientists? The Royal Society Which two statements best show how the Scientific Revolution changed the way people perceived nature and society? People started applying the principles of the scientifi...

AP Human Geography Unit 1, 2, 3 vocab Already Passed Crude birth rate The number of births per year to a thousand people. Crude death rate The number of deaths per year to a thousand people. Density The amount of something per unit Distance decay The decline of an activity or function with increasing distance from the place of origin. Doubling rate The length of time that a population needs to double in numbers. Emigration Migration outwards from one's native country to another country. E...

Why do political protests occur? 1.) Preferences are not reflected to policy outcomes. 2.) Preferences are conflicted among social groups. 3.) The access to political institutions is limited. Why do people join groups? Higher commitment to a public good - valued outcome: public benefits that are expected. (Greater Prospect of Success - Political Efficacy) + (Personal Benefits + Appraisal by Group Fan) - (Cost) = Participation (Economic or religious protest movement) ...

COM 312 Final Exam 58 Questions with Verified Answers What are the 4 waves of immigration? - CORRECT ANSWER The first wave The second wave- 1830's-1880's The third wave- 1890's-1920'a The fourth wave- 1965-today First Wave of Immigration - CORRECT ANSWER - -Protestants from Northwestern europe Also Spanish, French, and Native American -Brought Indentured servants and African Slaves Second Wave of Immigration - CORRECT ANSWER -1830's-1880's -Irish Catholics Germans Chi...

D. The majority of divorced people remarry at some time in their lives. correct answersWhich of the following demographic statements is most nearly true for the U.S.? A. All minority groups combined are larger than the non-Hispanic white population. B. The median age of the US population is slowly decreasing. C. Unwed pregnancies are increasing at a faster rate for teenagers than for women over 20 years of age. D. The majority of divorced people remarry at some time in their lives. C. cul...

the belief (theory) that it was the right of the United States to occupy all of America from Sea to Shining Sea! Manifest Destiny The Census of 1890 announced the official end of the American Frontier (Frederick Jackson Turner) Turner's Frontier Thesis this war between the states (CSA v. USA) promoted the growth of industrialism in the late 1800s (steel, railroads, communication, weapons, mass production of pre-made goods) The Civil War railroad baron, a true symbol of t...

Scientific Inquiry - Answer- The diverse ways in which scientists study the natural world and propose explanations based on the evidence derived from their work. Features of Scientific Inquiry - Answer- 1. Learner engages in scientifically oriented questions 2. Learner gives priority to evidence in responding to questions 3. Learner formulates explanations from evidence 4. Learner connects explanations to scientific knowledge 5. Learner communicates and justifies explanations Steps of ...

Place A location which has different meanings to various people. Placemaking The deliberate shaping of an environment to facilitate social interaction and improve a community's quality of life. locale Locations that are associated with everyday activities and are shaped by the people, culture and customs within it. Sense of place the subjective and emotional attachment to a place which gives it meaning. Doreen Massey Places are dynamic processes Places have multiple identities Places...