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archetype The outlaw: what does the outlaw archetype mean?
a tough rebel adventurer
interaction
mutual or reciprocal action, communication, or influence between two or more people, objects, or forces.
phenomenon
observable fact, event, or circumstance that can be perceived through the senses
evidence
any information, fact, object, or sign that gives reason to believe something is true
the hero archetype
The hero archetype is a universal character pattern
what does the word magnitude mean?
magnitude is the general size, extent or importance of something
popular sovereignty
a political principle stating that the authority of a state and its government is created and sustained by the consent of its people, who are the ultimate source of all political power
checks and balances
system of government where each branch has the power to limit and monitor
federalism
system of government that splits power between a central (national) government and smaller regional governments, such as states
compound
thing made by combining two or more separate parts
what does equilibrium mean
a state of rest, stability, or balance
hasty generalization
an informal logical fallacy where someone draws a sweeping, broad conclusion about a whole group, and trend
logical fallacy
error in reasoning or a flaw in an argument's structure
equivalent
equal in value, amount, function
characterization
Characterization the process by which an author develops, reveals, and portrays the personality, and traits
due process
constitutional guarantee that the government must treat people fairly and follow established legal rules before taking away their life, liberty, or property.
the trickster archetype
a boundary-crossing character in mythology, folklore, and psychology who uses wit, cunning, and rule-breaking to disrupt the status quo, mock authority, and force
the mentor archetype
The mentor a foundational character in mythology, literature, and film
what does variable mean?
is any quantity, feature, or symbol
bandwagon fallacy
informal logical error that occurs when someone assumes an idea, product, or belief is true, correct, or desirable simply because a large number of people support or believe it
coefficient
a number or constant factor that multiplies a variable or term in mathematics and science.
proportional
corresponding in size, degree, or intensity, or having a constant ratio
civil liberty
basic rights and induvial freedom