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Unit 2 Human Rights

Unit 2 Human Rights. 1 Introduction to Human Rights 2 The Nature of Human Rights 3 Human rights violations 4 Refugees and Human Rights 5 Indigenous peoples and Human rights 6 Conclusions. 1 Introduction to Human Rights. Identifying human rights issues

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1642-1651-- England's Puritan Revolution and Civil Wars 1648-- Peace of Westphalia ends Thirty Years' War

Hobbes & Locke. 1642-1651-- England's Puritan Revolution and Civil Wars 1648-- Peace of Westphalia ends Thirty Years' War 1648-- King Charles I of England is publicly beheaded in London --Outbreak of the Fronde (revolt of the nobility) in France 1649

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The philosophes of the Enlightenment

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Philosophies

Philosophies. Common philosophies used in LD Debate. Utilitarianism. What it means: the most moral action is the one that causes the most good for the most people over the longest period of time.

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Chapter 12: Aggression

Chapter 12: Aggression. Why are some human beings capable of committing unspeakable atrocities towards others? Why are some societies (e.g. the U.S.) so violent? What is the best way to punish violent people? What are the causes of terrorism?

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The French Revolution

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Civilization

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REVOLUTIONS

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Philosophy in the Age of Reason

Chapter 17, Section 1. Philosophy in the Age of Reason. Question---Your Bellringer. How do you think the Scientific Revolution might have transformed how people looked at the events in the world?. Scientific Revolution Sparks the Enlightenment.

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Autonomy and student-centered learning

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau: On the Social Contract

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Poli 64 Modern Political Thought

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Chapter 4: What Makes Society Just?

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The Class Project

The Class Project. The Enlightenment. Instructions. Please research your assigned person of the Enlightenment Period Summarize your findings in this powerpoint, re-save it and email it to me aripley@staff.ednet.ns.ca

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2.0. Theoretical Perspectives and the Study of Global Politics

2.0. Theoretical Perspectives and the Study of Global Politics. Learning Objectives: Understand how Realists describe global politics Identify the Realist view of power Explain international events through the concepts of the Stag Hunt, Security Dilemma, and Balance of Power.

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2.2. The Liberal Challenge

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International Law and the Use of Force

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Thomas Jefferson

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