Objectification
The standard against which we measure or assess something (or someone).
Metric
When you have feelings or opinions, often subconsciously, about something or someone that affect your judgement or treatment of it/them.
Bias
The theory that states that people hold a different set of moral and behavioral standards towards their group than they do against those in other groups.
In-Group/Out-Group Theory
When a foreign government invades and holds control over another land and their peoples.
Colonization
When the Spanish colonizers arrived in the Caribbean, they could not find gold, so they decided to do what instead?
Enslave
The action of measuring something (or someone) against a metric.
Gish Galop
Examples of this type of propaganda include terrorists and enemy soldiers.
Out-Group Enemy
Technological Advantage
The "original" Thanksgiving was due to what kind of an agreement between the Indians and the Pilgrims.
Military Alliance
An economic object
Commodity
When you only mention the info that supports your argument and hide or avoid the other info.
Cherrypicking
Examples of this type of propaganda include traitors and political opposition.
In-Group Enemy
When the risk is so high that you stand to lose as much as you gain.
Zero Sum Game
The pilgrims left the Netherlands, they left because they wanted this in the "New World".
Religious Authority
When the facts do not match your opinion so you ignore or twist the facts (a.k.a. mental gymnastics).
Cognitive Dissonance
Surrounding bad info in a lot of good info so that your audience misses the bad info or thinks that the good info outweighs it.
Spin / Frame
Examples of this type of propaganda include putting the portrait or the president behind a picture of a wholesome family or a picture of brave soldiers
Leader
This is the most impactful disease that "helped" Europeans colonize the Americas.
Small Pox
Three years after the Europeans landed, the indigenous population of what is now known as Haiti had diminished from 250k to 125k, and this is the number of that it decreased to over 50 years.
500
Commoditization
The common part of our psychology that (mistakenly) can drive us not to apologize or admit when we are wrong.
(Social) Prestige
Examples of this type of propaganda include the wholesome family and the brave soldier.
In-Group Prestige
Military Alliance with surrounding tribes
The name of the priest who recorded the atrocities committed in Haiti and copied Columbus's journals.
Bartolome de las Casas