Short ID + module themes

Instructions: For each set of IDs, please answer in the following manner. First, state the basic who, what, where, when, etc. (i.e. a factual recital of the ID), as well as the context in which this ID was discussed in the course. And second, explain explicitly how the ID relates back to, embodies, and/or reflects one of the module themes. There is no right or wrong answer in terms of which theme you choose; rather, it is up to you demonstrate how the ID relates to the theme. Each answer should be roughly 4 to 5 sentences in length.

Module Themes

• Religion and the State: Theology and Secularism in the Modern World
• Political Philosophy: Governance, Revolution, and Popular Sovereignty
• Moral Philosophy of Economics: Capitalism, Socialism, and the Politics of Consumption
• Othering: Ethnicity and Race in the Making of Nations and Civilizations
• Industrialization and Urbanization: Technological Modernity and the Rise of Cities
• Gender and Sexuality: Categorizing Biological and Sexual Difference

Short IDs: of the 30 IDs listed

Encyclopedia           The Social Contract  Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God     

The Free Religious Market               Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense”                   The Sans Culottes

French Constitution 1795 The PorfiriatoEmiliano Zapata      Pancho Villa

Mexican constitution 1917           The Provisional Government (Russia)

Leninist State Communism          Greek War of Independence       (Hot Potato) Shame Stone

El Supremo        Conquest of the Desert               Meiji Racial Theories

ZhonghuaMinzu              Chattel Slavery              Speculum Oris

Potosi Silver Mine

South China Sea Slavery Positivism                      The White Man’s Burden

The Noble Savage

Act for the Government and Protection of Indians (1850)   True Womanhood

Hoop Skirts                                The Temperance Movement