General History Practice Vocabulary and Global Regions

Flashcards covering general history vocabulary definitions and global region map identifications from the provided lecture transcript.

What is the definition of a 'Conservative' according to the notes?

Traditional values, resistant to change, limited government. Often a conservative is someone in a position of power.

What characterizes a 'Liberal'?

Someone typically open to new ideas and change, social progress, and individual liberties.

How is a 'Primary Source' defined and what example is provided?

An original, first-hand account of an event typically delivered by the person who experienced it. Example: Anne Frank's Diary

What does the term 'Reign' mean?

To rule as someone in power. King/Queens reign.

What is the definition of a 'Dynasty' and what specific example is mentioned?

A line of rulers who stem from the same family line. The Song Dynassty

How is the term 'Administrate (tion)' defined?

The process of running, managing, or organizing a business or government. The day to day activities required to make the organization function.

What does 'Agriculture' involve?

The process of growing crops and raising livestock like sheep, cows, or pigs.

What defines an 'Economy'?

The system of exchange of goods or services, whether buying, selling or trading.

What is a 'Region' in historical and geographic contexts?

An area that shares common features, whether geographic, political, and/or cultural

What is the definition of an 'Ideology'?

A shared system of values or beliefs that shapes how groups view the world.

What does the term 'Sovereignty' refer to?

Being independent or self-governing. An autonomous unit

What is the definition of a 'State'?

A governing political body including people and a set boundary.

What does 'Commerce' entail?

Large-scale buying and selling of goods, typically between different places like countries or businesses

What does it mean to 'Annex' land and what example is given?

To add or take over a piece of land. The US annexed Hawaii islands.

How is 'Context' defined?

The background, setting or circumstances surrounding an event. A back story.

What is a 'Hierarchy' and what example is provided?

A system in which things or people are ranked from top to bottom. The Caste system is a social hierarchy.

How is 'Evidence' defined?

Facts, data, or objects used to support a claim / back up an argument

What does the term 'Sedentary' mean?

The act of staying stationary, not moving.

What is a 'Realm'?

A territory under the control of a ruler. Similar to a kingdom.

What does the term 'Maritime' relate to?

Dealing with the sea or shipping

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to the Caribbean?

3

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to North America?

1

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to East Asia?

10

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to Oceania?

12

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to Eastern Europe?

5

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to Southeast Asia?

11

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to Latin America?

2

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to South Asia?

9

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to the Middle East?

8

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to Sub-saharan Africa?

7

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to North Africa?

6

According to the global regions map, which number corresponds to Western Europe?

4