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• describe the difference between racism, prejudice, and discrimination

  racism, involves beliefs about the superiority of a racial or ethnic group, prejudice is a preconceived opinion and not based on reason, and discrimination is the unjust treatment of different categories of people.
• Racism


  A set of beliefs about the superiority of one racial or ethnic group, used to justify inequality
• Prejudice


  A preconceived judgement, often negative, about a particular group based on generalizations and stereotypes
• Discrimination


  The unequal treatment of individuals based on their membership of a social group
• Forms of discrimination


  • Individual discrimination
  • Institutional discrimination
• Individual discrimination


  When a person treats others unfairly due to their ethnicity or race
• Moral evil and suffering

  Suffering caused by the actions of humans, e.g. acts of murder and war
• Natural evil and suffering

  Suffering caused by nature, e.g. earthquakes, floods, tsunamis and disease
• Omnibenevolent


  The belief that God is all loving
• Omniscient


  All-knowing, of past, present and future
• prejudice


  someone without knowing them based on race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability
• discrimination 


  when a person is singled out/treated badly because of who they are. Act on your prejudice.
• Equality


  Having the same value and worth no person is more important than another
• justice


  Fairness , everyone has the same rights and should be treated the same
• pollution


  Harmful waste materials released into the environment
• Gaia hypothesis


  The idea of the earth is a living organism and will defend itself even against human beings
• industrialised 


  This term is his describe a country or area which has developed many companies and factories
• fossil fuels


  Fuel such as petrol, coal and natural gas which consists of the remains of organisms preserved in rocks in the earths crust
• ozone layer


  The layer of gas that protects the Earth from the Sun harmful rays
• Global warming


  is when the Earth is getting warmer and atmosphere caused by human emissions of greenhouse gas
• what is greenhouse gas?

  Gas(es) that trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere.
• what is ment by Ahimsa?

  Ahimsa is non couldnt and respect for life
• What is ment by Atman?

  The hindu belief that there is a soul in every human being
• what is it ment by monotheism?

  Belief in one god.
• What is ment by Sewa?

  To help the poor and needy.
• 4 Noble truths

  1. Li Life involves suffering
  2. The origin of suffering lie and wanting/deserve ( which is made more intense by greed, hatred ignorance)
  3. The ending of suffering is possible
  4. Way to end suffering and to stop wanting/deserving things and follow the eight for path
• Who is the responsibility? Is it take care of the planet and why?

  Humans. It is important to take care of the planet to ensure a sustainable future for all living beings.
• dominion


  Control over responsibility for the Earth
• creation


  The belief that the Earth was deliberately created by God or gods
• Independence


  The idea that all forms of life depend upon each other
• stewardship


  Looking after something so it can be passed onto the next generation
• What’s the difference between stewardship and dominion? link your answer to Christianity

  In Christianity, stewardship refers to the responsibility to care for and manage God's creation, while dominion implies human authority and control over nature. Stewardship aligns better with the Christian view of humanity's role as caretakers of the Earth.
• Who was Rosa Parks? What important role did she play during segregation in Montgomery Alabama key terms boycott segregation equality and human rights.

  Rosa Parks was an African American civil rights activist who refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. This act of civil disobedience sparked the 13-month Montgomery bus boycott, a pivotal event in the civil rights movement that led to the desegregation of public transportation.
• Similarity between the Montgomery bus boycott and the Bristol bus boycott

  Both were organized by African-American and Afro-Caribbean communities respectively to protest racial segregation and discrimination on public buses
• Difference between the Montgomery bus boycott and the Bristol bus boycott

  The Montgomery bus boycott took place in 1955-1956 in the Southern United States as part of the American civil rights movement, while the Bristol bus boycott occurred in 1963 in the UK and was part of the struggle against racism and discrimination faced by the growing Afro-Caribbean immigrant population there