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abdicate
to formally renounce power
abhorrent
deeply repulsive or morally wrong
abolition
the act of formally ending a system
appeasement
giving in to an aggressor to avoid conflict
autocracy
where one person holds complete power in a government
autonomous
having self-government or independence when decision making
bourgeois
the middle or capitalist class
collectivization
the forced consolidation of farms under state control
coup detat
a sudden, violent overthrow of a government by a small group
deter
to discourage someone from doing something
diplomacy
the management of internal relations
egalitarian
someone who pushes for equality
emancipate
to free individuals from oppression
indenture
a contract binding someone to work for a set period in exchange for something
fascism
a nationalist ideology, often with a dictatorial leadership
mandate
an official order to carry out a task
partition
the division of a territory into different political entities
proletariat
the working class
propaganda
often biased information used to influence the public
ratify
to formally approve a decision
reconcile
to come back to peace with a nation after a conflict
infanticide
the act of killing an infant child
secession
the formal withdrawal of a religion from a political entity
socialism
a government that distributes resources equally among its people
literacy
the ability to read and write
manorial
where peasants worked land for lords
monotheism
the belief in one god
nationalism
the strong identification with one’s nation
nuclear family
a family structure of two parents and their kids
patriarchal
a social system where men hold primary power and authority
polytheism
the belief in multiple gods
precipitate
to cause something to happen suddenly and unexpectedly
republic
a government where officials are elected
sect
a subgroup within a larger religious system
secular
relating non-religious matters or the separation of religion from politics
serf
a peasant bound to work
viceroy
the leader of a colony that rules over a mother country (second in command)