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CityUponaHill Ch15

A HTG 100 City Upon a Hill Chapter 15 vocabulary

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American Exceptionalism The idea that the American experience was different or unique from others, and therefore America had a unique or special role in the world, such as a city upon a hill
Greek cardinal virtues Elements of Greek arete
Christian Virtues Ideals of morality based on Christian principles, meekness, compassion, love for one’s neighbor, etc., that people should lead lives of common decency and public uprightness
Morality A system of conduct based on beliefs of right and wrong
Liberty An ideal of freedom from oppression, tyranny, and government, allowing individuals to pursue happiness through positive action
Modernism A cultural movement embracing human empowerment and rejecting traditionalism as outdated. Rationality, industry, and technology were cornerstones of progress and human achievement
Postmodernism A skeptical paradigm that critiques the ideals of modernism such as materialism and rational purpose and questions the true objectivity of viewpoints
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