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• Plato - Discussed how human nature is a reflection of a society
• Aristotle - Discussed how different types of government can be transformed into something corrupt
• Thomas Hobbes - Developed the idea that absolute monarchs are essential to enforce the will of people
• Jean jacques Rousseau - Attempted to explain that social contract exists
• Possitivism - Quantitative
• Post possitivism - Qualitative
• Anthropology - Biological and Evolutionary past
• Herodotus - Forerunners of Anthropology
• Taylor Burnett Tylor - Father of Cultural Anthropology
• Culture - Totality of lifeways of a group of people, traditions, beliefs and norms
• Welfare economics - Equitable allocation of resources
• Anaximander - first geographer that divided maps into 3
• Confucius - studied and compiled chinese history
• Philology - study of the original form of text
• Herodotus - Father of History
• Karl marx - father of communism
• Jacob Burckhardt - father of cultural history
• Political science - study of political power relations
• Thomas hobbes - father of modern politcal philosophy
• Jean Jacques Rousseau - social contract theory
• Sociology - study of human and their relationship with society
• Possitive Economics - descriptive form of economics
• Adam smith - father of modern economics
• Hieroglyphics - System of writing of ancient egypt
• Planetary science - study of the planets and their moons, their atmospheres, and their interiors.
• Mercantilism - strict government regulation of trade within its territories
• St. Thomas Acquinas - just price
• Institutions - patterns, routines, rules and schemes that govern and direct social thought and action
• Marxism - sociological, political and economic philosophy - Karl Marx
• Rational Choice Theory - weighing options
• Structural Functionalism - notion that a society is composed of a network of interconnected parts
• Edmund Husserl - Father of Phenomenology
• Religion - action or conduct indicating belief in, obedience to and reverence for a god or gods
• Relegere - to constantly return to
• Religari - to be tied into
• Re elegire - to choose again
• Theology - study or discourse about god or gods
• Belief - a mental state, a disposition or attitude about things
• Abraham - founder of judaism
• Torah - consist of the following books: GFenesis, Exodus, Leviticus, numbers and Deutoronomy