AP WORLD HISTORY VOCAB

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is relating to fields or farming.

Agrarian

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is something made or altered by humans for a practical purpose (used for historical analysis, especially before writing).

Artifact

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is a tendency toward prejudice or personal judgment.

Bias

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is a body of non-elected government officials that make policy.

Bureaucracy

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is an economic system characterized by private ownership, free-enterprise and lack of government in the economy.

Capitalism

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is a readily salable crop produced primarily for market (ex: cotton, tobacco).

Cash Crop

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is a grouping of 100 years.

Century

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means World-Wide, Ocean-Going trade.

Circum - Maritime

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is an autonomous state consisting of a city and surrounding territory.

City - State

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is a relatively high level of cultural and technological development (including writing).

Civilization

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is control by one power or country over a dependent area and/or people.

Colonialism

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is one that uses or utilizes economic goods and services.

Consumer

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means uninterrupted and/or duration without essential change(s).

Continuity

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is a sudden, decisive exercise of force in politics; violent overthrow or altering of existing government by a small group.

Coup d'etat

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includes the characteristic features of a group or people: includes food, religion, etc.

Culture

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is to be free from colonial status.

Decolonization

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is the statistical study of human population especially related to size, distribution, density and vital statistics.

Demography

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is a person granted absolute power and control.

Dictator

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is the spread of culture elements form one area or group to another through contact.

Diffusion

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means being composed of different elements (as people, races, cultures).

Diversity

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means of or relating to one's own home county.

Domestic

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is to adapt animals and/or plants for human use or benefits.

Domestication

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is a succession of rulers from the same family.

Dynasty

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means the best or highest of class, socially superior.

Elites

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means liberation, freeing (as in slaves).

Emancipation

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is a political unit having a great extent of territories or people under a single authority.

Empire

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is one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risk of a business or enterprise.

Entrepreneur

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is a process of continual change.

Evolution

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are large groups of people classed according to common racial, national, tribal, religious, linguistic, or cultural origin or background.

Ethnic Group

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means having the attitude that one's own culture group is superior to others.

Ethno-Centrism

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means increasing in size.

Expansion

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is relating to the national government.

Federal

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is the division of power between the national and the state government in the U.S.

Federalism

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is a political system where underlords hold/use land in return for military protection and peasants work the land in return for protection.

Feudalism

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is to wander in search of food.

Forage

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is the deliberate, systematic destruction of a racial, political or cultural group.

Genocide

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means of or relating to the entire world.

Global

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is the development of an increasingly integrated world economy.

Globalization

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is the place or environment where a plant, animal or person naturally lives.

Habitat

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is the influence of authority exerted by a dominant group over others.

Hegemony

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is a division into ranks, classes or orders according to political, social or economic standings.

Hierarchy

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is a systematic body of concepts that are characteristic of an individual, group or culture.

Ideology

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is the policy of one country extending power/authority over another through military, economic or political means.

Imperialism

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means not subject to control by others, not affiliated with a controlling unit.

Independence

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means produced, living or occurring naturally in a particular region or environment.

Indigenous

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is manufacturing activity as a whole.

Industry

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is a continuing rise in the general price level of goods/services.

Inflation

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is a teaching technique that combines factual and explanatory information.

Interpretation

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means of or relating to the sea.

Maritime

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is an economy where most goods/services are produced and distributed through free markets.

Market Economy

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is to move from one country, place of locality to another.

Migration

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is a transformation from a rural, agrarian society to an urban, industrial one.

Modernization

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means believing in only one god.

Monotheism

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are legally constituted, not for profit businesses that are independent of governments (usually pursue social/political aims for charity).

Non-Governmental org.

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is the movement of people from food gathering to food producing/herding.

Neolithic Revolution

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is an interconnection group or association of persons or colleagues (i.e. trade).

Network

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are people with no fixed residence - they move place to place, usually seasonally.

Nomads

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means of or relating to herdsmen and raising livestock.

Pastoral

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is a government system utilizing a legislative body.

Parliamentary System

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is a social organization marked by the supremacy of the father or older male and dependency of women or others.

Patriarchy

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is a mental view or prospect, a distinct impression.

Perspective

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is belief in many gods.

Polytheism

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are ideas, facts or allegations spread deliberately to further one's cause or to damage an opposing cause.

Propaganda

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are elements which draw people to a location.

Pull Factors

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are elements which draw people to move away from a location.

Push Factors

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is to amend or improve by change of form or removal of faults/abuses.

Reform

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is a government whose power resides in a body of citizens entitled to represent a group.

Republic

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is a fundamental change in political organization; especially the overthrow of one government/ ruler for another.

Revolution

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means of or relating to the country, country life, people or agriculture.

Rural

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is not an eye witness account; a person who got information from a primary source.

Secondary Source

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is the isolation of a race, class or ethnic group in a restricted area with discrimination barriers to social, political or economic participation.

Segregation

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is an economic theory emphasizing collective or government ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods.

Socialism

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applies to a direct or specific use - to concentrate one's efforts in one area.

Specialization

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is a politically organized body of people usually occupying a definite territory.

State

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is the amount that remains when use or need is satisfied.

Surplus

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is the combination of different forms of belief or practice.

Syncretism

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is the practical application of knowledge, especially in a particular area.

Technology

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is a group of persons having a common character, occupation or interests.

Tribe

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is a payment by one ruler/nation to another in acknowledgement of submission, protection or respect/superiority.

Tribute

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is acquiring the characteristics that constitute a city.

Urbanization