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Day the Universe Changed: Changing Knowledge, Changing Reality

Structures can be an indication of cultural rulings, beliefs, morals, and reality of any person's frame of reference when referring to historiography. Overtime there is a shift in structures and it leaves historians pondering, Why do structures change? The changing of structures revolves around events that happen in the course of history which disrupts the beliefs and ideas of people and breaks cultural patterns all together. Structures change when people's judgments of how things are supposed to be and conclusions do not mach with the set standards. These fundamental structure revolutions can happen when there is a shift in beliefs and values in the economy. Then overtime, slowly cultural and political developments begin to shape the environments and civilizations around today. An example of a revolution is technology, technology has brought forth new skills and useful objects which has advanced societies structure creating remarkable jobs and ways of living but has created a large unemployment rate.

Structures explanation: The way we see how things should fit in reality. Structures give us beliefs, morals, and judgement. theory: Structures determine the way that we as humans see things, and what we determine is right from wrong. Without structures, you don't see the way anything should be.

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