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:
Students will explore how these concepts influenced societal views and the implications for global relations.
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:
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.
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.
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.
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.
Students will solidify their knowledge and gain confidence in their critical reasoning skills.