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IDS 100
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Arts Humanities
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Jan 9, 2024
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1.
Using the resources from this course, identify the
key characteristics
of each of the four
lenses: social science, natural science, history, and humanities.
Social science is key to building communities and keeping our world moving forward. It also
helps push for government accountability by bringing everyone together to call them out in a
way. History helps to learn from choices made by our government and others from around the
world. It also helps give insight on different cultures other than our own. Humanities teaches
students what matters to our society as a whole and helps us learn to decipher what actually
matters to us as individuals. Natural science is to help discover what sets the rules for the natural
world through scientific techniques. They help build a perspective followed by explanation of a
person's own understanding.
Learning to face different scenarios helps with everyday life.
2.
Identify the
types of evidence
used when looking through each lens
Different types of evidence used include photo documentation, government documents and
previous research papers from others. Looking at experiments done previously.
3.
Determine
similarities and differences
among the lenses, based on the characteristics
you have identified.
Social science and humanities studies all cultures, societies and humans from past and present.
The way they differ is humanities is more subjective and the other is research and evidence
based. Science focuses more on physical details of the world and sticks to research and
observing. History can really only stick to the past but it gives insight on human life and growth.
Topic Proposal
4.
Last, in preparation for your project,
select a topic
to work on from among the following
three topics. Document what you know about the topic you select and what you want to
know more about.
o
Voting rights
I know that when voting first started it was unfortunately only white males who
owned property that were allowed to vote. Then the slow moving laws were
changed taking away qualifications needed to vote that not every citizen had at
the time. Then finally in the 1920s the fight for women's rights broke through
landing women the right to vote.
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