Global History: Africa, India, and the Middle East Review

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This set of flashcards covers vocabulary related to African colonial history, South Asian geography and religion, and Middle Eastern geopolitical conflicts as described in the lecture notes.

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Pan-Africanism

A movement and ideology that influenced independence movements in Africa by encouraging the solidarity of Africans worldwide.

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Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

The historical trade system that forcibly transported Africans to the Americas, differing significantly from the forms of slave trade previously existing within Africa.

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The Scramble for Africa

The rapid colonization and partitioning of the African continent by European powers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Berlin Conference

A meeting of European powers that determined the rules for colonizing Africa and decided how the continent would be split up.

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Rwandan Genocide

A mass slaughter of ethnic groups in Rwanda resulting from long-standing tensions and leading to significant loss of life.

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Apartheid

The system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination that was put in place in South Africa.

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Nelson Mandela

The prominent anti-apartheid activist and leader in South Africa who fought against the system of racial segregation.

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Moksha

A central concept in Indian religions representing the liberation or release from the cycle of rebirth.

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Partition

The division of British India into the separate nations of India and Pakistan, a move that Gandhi strongly opposed.

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Narendra Modi

The current Prime Minister and a significant political figure in India.

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Iran-Iraq War

A conflict fought from 19801980 to 19881988 in which the United States provided support to one side for strategic reasons.

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Saddam Hussein

The leader of Iraq who famously invaded Kuwait and was eventually tried and executed.

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Taliban and Al Qaeda

Two militant Islamist groups whose relationship and cooperation significantly influenced regional stability and global events.

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Arab Spring

A series of anti-government protests, uprisings, and armed rebellions that spread across the Arab world starting in the early 2010s2010s.

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Indo-Gangetic Plain

The key plains and river regions around which much of Indian civilization developed and continues to reside.