AP World History: Chapter 23 Review Flashcards

A collection of vocabulary flashcards summarizing key concepts and terms from AP World History Chapter 23.

Bretton Woods System

Established rules for commercial and financial dealings among major capitalist countries after World War II.

Neo-liberal Approach

Refers to privatization of state-run companies as a key strategy for economic development.

Environmental Movements in the Global South

Characterized by the involvement of poor people and securing food supplies.

American Empire

Refers to American economic, military, and cultural influence around the world.

Third World

Originally meant an alternative to Western capitalism and Soviet communism.

Global Migration Pattern since 1960

The movement of people from developing countries to the industrial world.

Militant Piety

A feature of religious fundamentalism.

Liberation Theology

The use of religion as a basis to fight for social justice, human rights, and the end of poverty.

Global Environmentalism

A movement symbolizing 'One-world' thinking in response to environmental challenges.

Zapatista Feminists

Focused on means to provide for their children and address inequalities.