Lecture

Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 1, Part 1 (Critical Reasoning)

This module introduces students to the intersection of science and religion in shaping British and European attitudes during the late 19th century. Key topics include:

  • The perception of overseas inhabitants as socially inferior.
  • The growth of the overseas Empire and its governance.
  • Consequences for politics and ideology, including Social Darwinism.
  • The rise of racism and nationalism leading to World War I.

Students will explore how these concepts influenced societal views and the implications for global relations.


Course Lectures
  • This module introduces students to the intersection of science and religion in shaping British and European attitudes during the late 19th century. Key topics include:

    • The perception of overseas inhabitants as socially inferior.
    • The growth of the overseas Empire and its governance.
    • Consequences for politics and ideology, including Social Darwinism.
    • The rise of racism and nationalism leading to World War I.

    Students will explore how these concepts influenced societal views and the implications for global relations.

  • This module continues the examination of the complex relationship between science and religion and its impact on societal attitudes.

    • Further discussion on the perception of overseas peoples.
    • Impacts of ideology on the governance of colonies.
    • Analysis of historical events leading to the Victorian era's conclusion.

    Students will gain insights into the ideological frameworks that influenced European expansionism.

  • This module expands on the themes of previous lessons, focusing on how science and religion influenced colonial governance and societal attitudes.

    • Examine case studies of British and European colonial practices.
    • Discuss the consequences of these attitudes on indigenous populations.
    • Explore the legacy of these ideologies in modern contexts.

    Students will develop critical thinking about the moral implications of historical decisions.

  • This module concludes the series by synthesizing the discussions on science, religion, and their impact on society.

    • Connect historical themes to contemporary issues in global relations.
    • Discuss the role of ideology in shaping national identities.
    • Encourage reflection on the lessons learned from history.

    Students will be equipped to critically assess the influence of past ideologies on modern society.

  • This module reinforces the key concepts discussed throughout the course and prepares students for applying their knowledge practically.

    • Review of critical reasoning techniques and their applications.
    • Practice assessments to evaluate understanding of course material.
    • Preparation strategies for tackling GMAT questions effectively.

    Students will solidify their knowledge and gain confidence in their critical reasoning skills.