11th Grade Modern Foundations Interactive Videos

Examine the foundational concepts of social contract theory and its impact on moral behavior. Learners will understand key philosophical ideas, including contributions from Socrates, and gain insights into how social contracts create a framework for societal harmony.

Explore the philosophical and historical underpinnings of communism, focusing on key figures and concepts. Gain insights into the evolution of communist theory and its socio-political implications, with an emphasis on understanding foundational principles and real-world applications.

Analyze the foundations of socialism from a Marxist perspective, focusing on the French Revolution's ideals and the progression of socialist thought. Understand socialist principles and their implications for modern socio-political landscapes through critical discussion and analysis.

Explore the central ideas of socialism and Marxist theory, focusing on critiques of capitalism and the significance of the proletariat. This examination includes historical implementations and the impact on contemporary governance. Emphasis is placed on developing critical thinking and analytical skills.

Investigate the essential tenets of Marxist theory and the evolution of 19th-century socialism, emphasizing the interplay of social theories and economic changes. Develop an understanding of significant historical events and influential figures, assessing the impact of these ideologies on contemporary socio-economic frameworks.

Explore the core distinctions between utopian and scientific socialism, emphasizing Marxist theories and critiques. Develop an understanding of capitalism's inherent contradictions and the proletariat's role in societal transformations, enhancing critical thinking and analytical skills within socio-economic contexts.

Examine the key doctrines and influential philosophers that shaped American political thought, focusing on the ideas of Alexis de Tocqueville, John Locke, and Montesquieu. Gain an enhanced understanding of foundational political principles, recognize the impact of these ideas on the formation of the United States, and analyze how these historical insights remain relevant in modern governance.

Explore the history and key elements of liberalism, examining its impact on political thought and democratic practices. Gain insights into fundamental concepts such as individual freedom, economic principles, and the historical influences on modern liberal democracies.

Explore Karl Marx's critical perspective on capitalism, focusing on concepts such as alienation, exploitation, and commodity fetishism. Gain an understanding of Marx's vision for societal change and the broader implications of his ideas. Analyze the philosophical and economic critiques relevant to modern work and capitalist crises, enhancing insight into these pivotal theoretical frameworks.

Examine Karl Marx's profound theories and influential life, exploring his philosophical inspirations, key works, and global impact on socialist movements. Gain insights into Marx's pivotal role in shaping modern political thought and understand how his ideas ignited transformative revolutions worldwide.

Explore the controversies and misunderstandings surrounding Critical Race Theory, including critiques, philosophical foundations, and its influence on education. Gain a deeper understanding of systemic racism critiques and engage in philosophical debates tied to CRT, enhancing critical analysis skills.

Examine the core ideas and influential documents of classical liberalism, emphasizing human dignity and individual liberty as foundational concepts. Understand how these principles shaped historical progress and continue to inform contemporary liberal societies. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of these enduring ideas.

Examine the key events and intellectual influences that played a crucial role in shaping José Carlos Mariátegui's life and political ideologies. Gain an understanding of his journey of self-education, journalistic achievements, and his substantial impact on political thought. Focus on transformative learning experiences and the development of critical thinking skills, highlighting his contributions to political discourse.

Examine the thoughts and theories of philosophers such as Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau regarding political authority and human nature. Topics include the divine right of kings and the social contract, providing insight into modern governance systems and the philosophical foundations of democracy.

Explore Karl Marx's philosophical and economic theories with challenging questions that foster understanding of his enduring impact on political thought. Enhance critical thinking skills and gain deeper insight into the evolution of Marxism and its cultural and historical significance.

Analyze the historical foundations and core principles of traditional conservatism, focusing on its response to pivotal events like the French Revolution. Gain insights into the philosophy's influential thinkers, perspectives on social hierarchy, and views on the role of government, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of political ideologies and their development over time.

Explore the foundational beliefs and distinctions between liberalism and socialism, focusing on key values such as individual potential and cooperation. Gain insights into how these ideologies influence modern political and economic policies and examine their potential convergence within a democratic framework.

Explore the development of modern conservatism in the United States, highlighting key figures, principles, and historical impact. Gain insights into political ideologies, understand conservatism's influence in contemporary politics, and develop critical thinking skills related to political strategy and policymaking.

Examine the foundational concepts of political theory through the perspectives of renowned Enlightenment philosophers. Gain an understanding of key ideas such as the 'state of nature,' the social contract, and economic theories that have influenced modern governance and society. Develop critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze and interpret complex philosophical arguments.

Investigate the foundational theories and influential figures that have shaped sociology by examining the works of thinkers such as Plato, Auguste Comte, and Karl Marx. Gain an understanding of key sociological concepts and develop insights into a range of sociological paradigms and critiques.