History and education

3. formal discussion on particular topics, where opposing arguments are presented.
7. system a social ranking based on factors like wealth, education, and occupation.
10. historical domination of one country over another, often leading to debate.
12. public gathering to express opinions or protest.
13. an individual involved in the buying and selling of enslaved people, often central to controversial historical debates.
17. showing understanding and open-mindedness, often as a result of learning.
18. public disagreement or debate, especially over sensitive historical issues.

1. a point of view, often regarding historical interpretation.
2. relating to the Middle Ages, a period from about the 5th to the 15th century.
4. subtle differences or details.
5. to pull down or removing statues, often as a political statement.
6. a public show of disapproval, often against policies or historical symbols.
8. related to the study of society, its institutions, and social relationships.
9. capturing interest and sparking curiosity, especially by exploring complex and impactful history.
11. a place where historical artifacts are displayed, sometimes as an alternative to public monuments.
14. something handed down from the past, often referring to the lasting impact of historical events or figures.
15. the belief in and worship of a god or gods
16. a sculpted figure, often representing a person or event.