University Of Wisconsin - Oshkosh

midterm notes for race class gender in the media at uw oshkosh

midterm notes for race class gender in the media

Examination review sheet including US history topics such as how people came to America, the spread of Christianity, Spanish America, Thanksgiving, indigenous peoples, and land agreements.

Topics in the lecture notes include the American Revolution, factories and social change, Sojourner Truth, the second rise of slavery, federalists vs anti-federalists, the 19th century, the War of Aims, the Civil War, the Reconstruction Era, and liberalism.

United States history subjects included are North America and Europe in the 1600s, strangers on the shore of Turtle Island/Americas, colonization, the Harvest Feast of 1621 to the Wars of , Atlantic Coast of North America to Atlantic Coast of Africa, slavery, 18th-century slavery, the Great Awakening, from the rights of Englishmen to rebellion, and the Declaration of Independence.

Included in this review sheet are history topics in American history from 1777 to 1877. Some specific subjects included are the US Constitution, Articles of Confederation, social changes after the Revolution, women's rights/movements, the Indigenous Treaty Era, the Great Awakenings, battles/wars, and reconstruction of the US.

Information included in the study guide includes an introduction to IPC, verbal/nonverbal communication, identity, and communication theories.

Lecture notes from every class period. If you are not taking this class at UWO, the topics in this document include the background of interpersonal communication, understanding cultural communication, communicating identity, perception of self and others, language and verbal communication, emotions, active listening, forces of attraction, social exchange theories, uncertainty, exception violations, Knapp's Relational Stage Model, communicating closeness, love and attachment, love styles, attach...

Included in the review guide that consists of both potential topics and answers are theories related to communications, love and attachment, conflict, relational transgressions, deception, relationship termination, and immediacy.

All notes from each class reading. Subjects from basic interpersonal communications classes covered. Subjects include communication based on culture and gender, self-concept, self-disclosure, communication theories, interpersonal perception, non-verbal communication, forming and maintaining personal relationships, interpersonal conflict, deceptive communication, and bolded vocabulary words with definitions.