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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering history, government, and geography concepts from the lecture, including landforms and map coordinates.
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Monotheism
Belief in one god.
Polytheism
Belief in many gods.
Prophet
A person who delivers messages from God.
Covenant
A sacred promise or agreement.
Reincarnation
Belief that the soul is reborn after death.
Dalit
Lowest social group in India's traditional caste system.
Raj
British rule in India.
Green Revolution
New farming methods that greatly increased food production.
Shogun
Military ruler of Japan.
Samurai
Japanese warrior.
Sultan
Muslim ruler.
Absolute Monarchy
A king or queen has complete power.
Constitutional Monarchy
A monarch whose power is limited by a constitution or laws.
De facto
Existing in reality, even if not officially recognized.
Coup
Sudden overthrow of a government.
Sphere of Influence
Area where a country has political or economic control.
Feudalism
System where lords owned land and peasants worked for them.
Serf
Peasant tied to the land.
Middle Ages
Period in Europe from about 500−1500CE.
Civil Disobedience
Peacefully refusing to obey unjust laws.
Boycott
Refusing to buy or use something as a protest.
Nuclear Proliferation
The spread of nuclear weapons.
Wadi
Dry riverbed that fills with water after rain.
Atoll
Ring-shaped coral island.
Archipelago
Group or chain of islands.
Delta
Land formed where a river empties into a sea or ocean.
Tsunami
Giant ocean wave caused by an underwater earthquake.
Oasis
Fertile area with water in a desert.
Fossil Water
Ancient groundwater stored underground.
Monsoon
Seasonal wind that brings heavy rain.
Cyclone
Powerful tropical storm.
Semiarid
Receives little rainfall; somewhat dry.
Permafrost
Ground that stays frozen year-round.
Tundra
Cold, treeless region.
Taiga
Large forest of evergreen trees in cold climates.
Subcontinent
Large part of a continent with its own identity.
Pacific Rim
Lands surrounding the Pacific Ocean.
Insular
Related to islands.
Alluvial Plain
Flat, fertile land formed by river deposits.
Loess
Fertile soil deposited by wind.
Indigenous
Native people of a region.
Yurt
Round portable tent used in Central Asia.
Hacienda
Large ranch or estate.
Cottage Industry
Small business run from a home.
Subsistence Farming
Farming mainly to feed one's family.
Ecotourism
Tourism focused on nature and conservation.
Arctic Ocean
Ocean located north of Asia that touches northern Russia.
Pacific Ocean
Ocean located east of Asia that borders China, Japan, and the Philippines.
Indian Ocean
Ocean located south of Asia, below India.
Mediterranean Sea
Sea located west of Asia, near Turkey and the Middle East.
Himalayan Range
Highest mountain range in the world, contains Mount Everest and is located between India, Nepal, Bhutan, and China.
Ural Range
Mountain range in Russia that separates Europe and Asia.
Caucasus Range
Mountain range between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea, separating Europe and Asia.
Gobi Desert
Cold and dry desert located in Mongolia and northern China.
Latitude
Horizontal lines, also called ladder lines, that measure distance North or South of the Equator.
Longitude
Vertical lines, also called long lines, that measure distance East or West of the Prime Meridian.
Equator
Line at 0∘ latitude that splits Earth into North and South hemispheres.
Prime Meridian
Line at 0∘ longitude that splits Earth into East and West hemispheres.
Mexico Coordinates
Located approximately between 15∘N to 30∘N and 85∘W to 118∘W, specifically identified by 20∘N,100∘W.
India Coordinates
Located approximately between 8∘N to 30∘N and 70∘E to 90∘E, specifically identified by 20∘N,80∘E.
China Coordinates
Located approximately between 18∘N to 50∘N and 75∘E to 135∘E, specifically identified by 40∘N,120∘E.
Brazil Coordinates
Located approximately between 5∘N to 30∘S and 35∘W to 75∘W, specifically identified by 10∘S,55∘W.
Russia Coordinates
Located approximately between 40∘N to 80∘N and 30∘E to 180∘E, specifically identified by 50∘N,100∘E.