Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Core topics/Tree

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CORE TOPICS =
 
ARTS
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| CULTURE
& SOCIETY
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| EVERYDAY LIFE
& LEISURE
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GEOGRAPHY
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| NATURAL SCIENCES  
& MATHEMATICS
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| PHILOSOPHY
& RELIGION
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| SOCIAL
SCIENCES
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| TECHNOLOGY &
APPLIED SCIENCES
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Animation

Art

Architecture

Crafts

Dance

Drawing

Fiction

Film

Literature

Museums

Music

Painting

Poetry

Sculpture

Theatre

Visual arts

Advertising

Agriculture

Business =©P

Communication

Community

Crime

Education

Employment

English
 language

Ethnic groups

Finance

Government

Humanities

Industry

Language

Law

Mass media

Municipality

Organisation

Park

Party

Personal
 finance

Politics

Popular
 culture

Publishing

War

Clothing

Family

Festival

Food

Gambling

Game

Health

Hobbies

House

Humour

Leisure

Pet

Recreation

Sex

Soccer

Sports

Tourism

Toy

Africa

Antarctica

Asia

Australia

Climate

Country

Country

Europe

Geography

Landform

Map

North America

Oceania

South America

Weather

Algebra

Animal

Arithmetic

Astronomy

Biology

Botany

Chemistry

Earth sciences

Ecology

Environment

Geometry

Human

Information
 science

Mathematics

Measurement

Medicine

Mineral

Natural
 disaster

Number

Optics

Outer space

Physical science

Physics

Plant

Proof theory

Reference

Science

Sound

Statistics

Theorem

Time

Trigonometry

Buddhism

Christianity

Heuristics

Hinduism

Islam

Judaism

Logic

Philosophy

Religion

Anthropology

Archaeology

Civilization

Culture

Demographics

Economics

Gender

Historiography

History

History of the World

Mind

Mythology

Western
 civilization

Psychology

Social

Social sciences

Society

Sociology

Tradition

Aircraft

Automobile

Biotechnology

Boat

Computer

Computer science

Electronics

Internet

Manufacturing

Nanotechnology

Nuclear
 technology

Radio

Ship

Technology

Telecommunication

Television

Tools

Train