Verbal Reading Comprehension

Course Lectures

• Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7, Part 1 (Verbal Reading Comprehension)

  Farbood Nivi

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  The first part of Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7 delves into the historical intersection of science and religion, exploring how these forces influenced British and European views of the world. Key topics include:

  • The perception of non-Western societies as inferior.
  • The impact of colonial governance on societal attitudes.
  • Consequences for European politics, including the rise of Social Darwinism and nationalism.

  This module provides a critical analysis of how these ideologies contributed to the political landscape leading up to World War I.

• Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7, Part 2 (Verbal Reading Comprehension)

  Farbood Nivi

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  The second part of Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7 continues the exploration of how science and religion shaped the colonial mindset of the British and Europeans. This segment emphasizes:

  • The ideological underpinnings of colonialism.
  • How these beliefs justified the governance of colonies.
  • The interplay between domestic politics and colonial ideologies.

  Students will engage with critical questions surrounding the moral implications of these historical perspectives.

• Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7, Part 3 (Verbal Reading Comprehension)

  Farbood Nivi

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  The third part of Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7 continues to analyze the fusion of scientific and religious thought in shaping European attitudes towards colonialism. This module discusses:

  • The evolution of societal views on imperialism.
  • The influence of these views on political ideologies, including racism.
  • Consequences of these ideologies post-World War I.

  This module encourages critical thinking about how past ideologies inform our current understanding of global relations.

• Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7, Part 4 (Verbal Reading Comprehension)

  Farbood Nivi

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  The fourth part of Grockit GMAT TV Lesson 7 wraps up the examination of the intersection of science, religion, and colonialism. This module provides a comprehensive summary focusing on:

  • The overarching themes of Social Darwinism and nationalism.
  • The implications of these ideologies on colonial rule and governance.
  • How these ideas have influenced modern political thought.

  Students will be challenged to reflect on the historical narratives and their relevance to contemporary issues.