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Global History Vocabulary Review
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A short review of Global History Regents Vocabulary and topics. #global #history #regents #review
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A movement that stressed the importance of reason, science, and human society in government
Enlightenment
Classical Civilizations
Golden Age of Islam
Temperance Movement
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System of racial separation in South Africa.
magna carta
apartheid
Gupta Empire
nationalism
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Social scientist who studies how goods and services of a society are produced and distributed.
marxism
economist
nationalism
fascism
4
the exchange of goods and ideas between Europe, Africa, and Asia and the Americas.
Amazon
Columbian Exchange
Atlantic Slave Trade
Silk Road
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Protestant revolt against the abuses and hypocrisies of the Catholic Church.
Meiji Restoration
Reformation
Commercial Revolution
Mercantilism
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An international organization that is concerned with the health and well being of all people.
World Health Organization
Health Department
The League of Nations
Centers for Disease Control
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Period in which Christians from Europe tried to reclaim the Holy Land in the Middle East.
Gupta Empire
12 Tables
Crusades
Monarchy
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Soviet leader who initiated perestroika and glasnost. Tried to implement capitalistic policies.
John Locke
Gandhi
Karl Marx
M. Gorbachev
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Independence movements based on nationalism, resistance against foreign power and control.
Sepoy and Boxer
Mercantilism
Incas and Mayas
Democracy
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System of written laws in Roman Empire.
12 Tables
Irish migration
Urbanization
Crusades
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He lead a protestant revolt against the abuses and hypocrisies of the Catholic Church.
Martin Luther
Mikhail Gorbachev
Martin Luther King Jr.
Simon Bolivar
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He was an absolute monarch in France
Louis XIV
Gandhi
Mikhail Gorbachev
Ataturk
13
Chinese philosopher who believed in social order and duty to one's family and society.
Confucius
Socrates
Marco Polo
Karl Marx
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Intense pride in one's own country or culture.
nationalism
capitalism
socialism
communism
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One of the earliest forms of writing in Mesopotamia. Made of wedge shaped symbols in clay.
hieroglyphics
letters
cuneiform
Greek
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When the economy is centrally controlled by the government.
Command economy
Capitalism
Laissez Faire
5 year plan
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Artistic period in Europe. A revival of Greek/Roman art and culture. Focus on secular themes.
Reformation
Renaissance
Laissez Faire
Feudalism
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Belief that the economy should be free from government control or interference. Market economy.
Marxism
5 year plan
Laissez Faire
Command economy
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System of government in which power is absolute, rights of people are taken away. No dissent.
Democracy
Byzantine Empire
Monarchy
Fascism
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Beginning of civilization. When humans began to use agriculture and domestication of animals
Yesterday
Commercial Revolution
Absolutism
Neolithic Revolution
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An economic system based on the private ownership of goods and the means of production.
Socialism
Communism
Command Economy
Capitalism
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Legal document in England that limited the power of the monarch.
12 Tables
Magna Carta
Divine Rights of King
nationalism
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Renaissance invention that allowed ideas to spread a lot more rapidly.
Green revolution
crusades
a book
printing press
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When people leave the countryside to live in the city to find work.
Irish Migration
Urbanization
Crusades
Colombian exchange
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Belief that king rules with the power and backing of divine power (God).
Democracy
Monarchy
Divine Right of Kings
Reformation
