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Social inequality

History of Race

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Scientific racism
Institutional racism
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Cornell Notes Topic / Objective: Name: Jack Andrew Joa Class: AVID / International Baccalaureate English A Language And Literature Higher Level 12A Period: 5th Period Date: Essential Question: Questions: Notes: Learning Targets: Connect The Racial Past With The Racial Present. Understand How The White Race Was Invented. Understand At Least One Example Of Systemic Racism. Racial How Do We Learn About Race? Misinformation? Do We Learn About The Full Picture Of How Racism Takes Place? What Are We Missing? I Did Not Know That I Did Not Know. Just The Tip Of The Social Construction. Iceberg? Not Biological. Not Natural. What Is Race? Not A Primary Marker In All Cultures.

AP Euro Renaissance

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Social inequality

Chapter 9 - late middle ages ? 1300s - early 1400s ? Kings vs ?Church and nobility? ? two great containers of monarchical power ? Church - powerful, most important ? Nobles - had a lot of land and more powerful ? Kings- just caretakers ? Kings ? 100 years war ? 1337-1453 ? France vs. Britain ? enemies ? Britain was winning but France pulled through (Joan of Arc) ? Result - France becomes a ?centralized ?power ? Black Plague - 1348 ? ? Spread from rats on ships from Asia to Europe ? Had no science so they turned to ?religion ? Flagellants ? punishing themselves to prove themselves to God ? Destroyed ? of population ? living in fear/ wild ways ? Result - nobility was weakened ? 1) economically - less labor - less demand for food
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