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Important Events:

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-Oxford & Cambridge educated ministers and prepared students for public employment

-In 1600s & early 1700s 3 colleges were established in New England- Harvard, William and Mary, and Yale

-Women & minorities didn’t receive college education until the 19th century.

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Important events

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-In 1742 the first college for women was founded, called Bethlehem Female Seminary. or Mount Holyoke in 1837

-Other early women’s college Radcliffe’s relationship to Harvard

-HBCU is black colleges or universities, like Oberlin College, Berea College, Cheyney University, Lincoln, and Wilberforce.

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Acts

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-The Morrill Act of 1862 establish universities on government land, sending education westward and opening opportunities in all states. Establishing Prairie View A&M and Association of America.

-The G.I. Bill education and training, which meant Veterans were given tuition to return to school

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Changes

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-The Civil Rights Act of 1964 affect higher education by opening doors for minorities to access white serving institutions.

-The Title IX is a guarantee to women equal access to institutional resources in education and cocurricular activities.

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Critical thinking – what is it?

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help you distinguish the difference between logical and false arguments. Identify, narrow, and solve problems

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Epistemology

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The study of knowledge

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Empiricist-

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The knowledge comes from sensory experiences

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Practical knowledge-

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How to knowlege: eat, walk, run, drive

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Propositional knowledge-

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The facts: math, science, dates on history

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justified true belief-

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We can only know things that can be true by supported facts

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Ontology-

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An area of philosophy that deals with the nature of reality

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Methodology-

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Deals with methods that can be used to obtain knowledge about reality

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Empiricism-

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A view that asserts that we can only know things we can perceive through our senses

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Rationalism-

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A view that contends that reason is the primary way we acquire knowledge

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Idealism-

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A view that what we see around is only in one’s mind

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Qualitative-

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does not have a clear idea of what is being studied before beginning the study.

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quantitative-

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have a clear idea of what is being studied before beginning the study.

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What is the original Tacoland?

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A punk rock dingy dive bar, now reopened is more of a place to have a nice drink and bite eat.