Ideologies/"Theory"
Stateless, classless, moneyless society
What is communism?
Word that qualifies oppressions on which the system itself if built, that are so deeply engrained that they are invisible to the privileged eye.
What is systemic oppression?
The longest terrestrial border between two countries
What is the Canadian-American border?
This intergovernmental military alliance, established in 1949, aims to provide collective defense against external threats and is based on the principle of mutual assistance.
What is NATO?
Psychanalyst that first theorized the "Oedipus Complex"
(It's not real btw lmao)
Who is Sigmund Freud?
This document, published in 1848, called for the workers of the world to unite against their bourgeois oppressors.
What is "The Communist Manifesto"?
Theory that studies the complex, spiderweb-like way oppressions interact with each other, overlapping and combining.
What is Intersectionnality?
What is Africa?
In 2021, this European country became the first in the world to make period products freely available to all women, aiming to tackle period poverty and promote gender equality.
What is Scotland?
In sociology, this term refers to the cultural practices, beliefs, and norms that are passed down from one generation to the next, shaping an individual's identity and worldview.
What is "Socialization?"
This Chinese revolutionary leader synthesized Marxist-Leninist thought with his "Three Worlds Theory" and emphasized the role of the peasantry in revolutionary struggle.
Who is Mao Zedong?
Western phenomenon that objectifies certain groups and fetishizes them, often for the sake of exploiting them and capitalizing on their sexualities.
What is hypersexualisation?
This peninsula, shared by Ukraine and Russia, was annexed by Russia in 2014, leading to international sanctions and ongoing tensions.
What is Crimea?
This Argentine politician is a staunch opponent of abortion, but supports the legalization of drugs and organ sales. He has also been compared to Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro.
Who is Javier Milei?
This term describes the bias from primarily white, cishet neurotypical male perspectives that influenced autism understanding and diagnosis.
What is Neurotypical Bias?
This term, coined by Marxist theorists, describes a sense of powerlessness and disconnection felt by individuals within capitalist societies due to economic inequalities.
What is "capitalist alienation"?
Theory that states that all knowledge stems from our social position and that no knowledge is objective.
Hint: Timbit's presentations!
What is Standpoint theory?
Military conflict in which 3 people fought for the sanctity of Australian farmland from November 2nd to December 10th 1932
What is the Great Emu War?
In 2023, this Caribbean nation revealed a human trafficking ring that coerced its citizens to fight on behalf of Russia in the Ukraine conflict, leading to its government's commitment to "neutralize and dismantle" the operation.
What is Cuba?
This type of classical conditioning, named after a Russian physiologist, involves associating a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus to produce a conditioned response.
What is Pavlovian conditioning?
In this 1844 collection of economic and philosophical manuscripts, Marx delves deep into his critique of Hegelian philosophy, the concept of alienated labor, and the relationship between human nature and societal structures.
What are the "Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844" or "Paris Manuscripts"?
Feminist movement that theorizes gender and oppression through material conditions and with a Marxist analysis.
Materialist feminism
This 1871 event, lasting just over two months, saw the working class of a major European city take control and attempt to establish a more equitable society before being brutally suppressed.
What is the Paris Commune?
Long-lasting conflict in a region where foreign intervention has caused major upheaval and contention over resource extraction.
What is the Niger Delta conflict?
This sociological concept, coined by W.E.B. Du Bois, describes the experience of feeling divided between one's racial identity and the dominant culture, often leading to a sense of internal conflict and double consciousness.
What is "double consciousness"?