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Mesmerize

ability to deeply captivate and influence people.

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Distribution

spread of goods, ideas, or people across different regions

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Expansion

process of increasing territory by extending boundaries by conquest or colonization

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Migration

permanant move to another location

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Encompass

coverage of a broad range of topics, regions, or time periods within a particular historical study or event.

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developments

significant changes, advancements, or events that shape the course of history over time.

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Millennia

events, trends, or changes that occur over thousands of years

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dispersals

spreading people, ideas, goods, or cultural practices from one place to various other locations.

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linguistic

language, including the structure, development, and use of languages.

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metallurgy

science and technology of working with metals. Involves extracting metals from ores, refining them, and then shaping them into useful objects.

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ethnography

study and systematic recording of human cultures and societies.

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nomadism

frequent movement from one place to another, to hunt and gather.

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centralize

process of concentrating control .

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consolidation

bringing together or uniting

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emergence

the process of coming into existence or becoming prominent

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maritime

relates to the sea or ocean, navigation, trade, and activities associated with the sea.

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territorial

relates to issues or aspects involving land or territory.

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fragmentation

process of breaking something into smaller, often disconnected parts.

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State formation

the process by which a political entity develops and establishes itself as a recognized state with structured governance, defined territories, and institutions.

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continuity

refers to the aspects of history that remain consistent or unchanged over time despite various changes and developments

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textiles

any type of woven, knitted, fabric used for clothing, household items.

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Artisanal labor

work done by skilled craftsmen and artisans who create goods by hand

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productive

refers to the ability to generate or create goods, services, or outputs efficiently.

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sultanate

a form of Islamic government ruled by a sultan,

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retain

keep or continue to have something over time.

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Implications

possible effects, consequences, or outcomes of a particular action, event, or decision.

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predominant

something that is the most common, important, or influential among a group or in a particular context

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Coerced labor

refers to work that is obtained through force, threats, or other forms of pressure, rather than voluntary participation.

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diversity

refers to the presence and inclusion of a range of different elements, such as people, cultures, ideas, or practices.

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facilitate

to make a process easier or more manageable.

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efficiency

ability to achieve a desired outcome with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources.

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Cultural diffusion

spread of cultural beliefs, practices, technologies, and ideas from one society or group to another.

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biological diffusion

the spread and distribution of biological entities, such as plants, animals, or diseases, from one region to another.

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Gender structure

the organization and arrangement of gender roles, expectations, and relations within a society.

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tribute

refers to a form of payment or contribution made by one entity to another, often as a sign of respect, submission, or alliance.

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legitimize

make something acceptable or recognized as valid, often through formal approval, legal sanction, or widespread acceptance.

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interconnection

the state of being connected or linked with one another in various ways, creating a network of relationships or interactions.

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transoceanic

something that involves or spans across oceans.

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syncretic

the combination or blending of different religious, cultural,

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Regional wind

wind patterns that are characteristic of specific geographic regions, influenced by local topography, climate, and seasonal changes.

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Current patterns

the movement and flow of ocean currents and atmospheric currents that affect weather, climate, and marine navigation.

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sponsorship

refers to the support, usually financial, provided by an individual, organization, or government to fund or promote a project, event, or initiative

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Indigenous

original inhabitants or native peoples of a particular region, including their cultures, traditions, and languages

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catastrophic

severe damage, disruption, or suffering.

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mercantalist

balance of trade to increase national wealth and power

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global

refers to something that encompasses or relates to the entire world

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charter

formal document that grants rights, privileges, or powers to an individual, organization, or institution.

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flourish

refers to a state of thriving, growing vigorously, or achieving success.

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Cultural synthesis

process by which elements from different cultures are combined

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fluctuated

changes or variations in a situation, value, or condition that occur over time.

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economic elites

individuals or groups that hold significant wealth, economic power, and influence within a society.

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empiricist

someone who believes that we gain knowledge primarily through our senses and observations.

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philosopher

individuals who have significantly influenced historical developments through their ideas and writings.

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Natural rights

rights that are considered inherent to all human beings, regardless of laws or government.

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Social contract

concept that explores the agreement between individuals and their government or society about the rules and responsibilities governing their behavior.

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Gender hierarchy

social system in which individuals are ranked and valued differently based on their gender.

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foster

encourage, promote, or nurture the development or growth of something

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commonality

shared traits, features, or characteristics that are present among different people, groups, or things.

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monarchist

someone who supports or advocates for a political system (king, queen, emperor, etc.) is the head of state.

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liberalism

political and economic philosophy that advocates for individual freedoms

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naturalist

someone who studies and observes the natural world

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proximity

nearness or closeness of objects,

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Internal reform

refers to changes or improvements made within an organization, state, or society

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proliferation

rapid increase or spread of something, such as ideas, technologies, or phenomena.

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Transnational

activities, that extend beyond national boundaries and involve multiple countries.

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espouse

adopt, support, or advocate for a particular idea, cause, or belief.

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Infrastructure

fundamental physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society

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precede

to come before something in time, order, or position.

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Peripheries

outer or less central areas of a system, region, or entity.

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Finished goods

products that have been completed through the manufacturing process and are ready for sale to consumers or other businesses.

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commodities

basic goods or raw materials that are traded, typically in bulk,

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unindustrialized societies

societies or regions that have not undergone significant industrialization,

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transplant

move or transfer something from one place to another.

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regulate

actions taken by governments or authorities to control,manage,

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repressive

actions or policies by a government or authority that are meant to control, limit, people’s freedoms, rights,or behaviors.

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repercussions

consequences or effects that result from action,or decision

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extremist

individual or group that holds radical views and often advocates for drastic, sometimes violent actions to achieve their goals.

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sentiments

feelings,attitudes, or opinions held by individuals or groups

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dissolution

formal or gradual process of breaking up,

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proxy war

conflict where powerful countries support different sides in another country's war without directly fighting each other.

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post colonial

period and conditions in countries after they have gained independence from colonial rule.

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resettlement

process of moving people from one place to another, often due to conflict,natural disasters, or government policies.

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metropole

main hub of political economic, and cultural power.

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global association

organization that operates internationally and brings together members from various countries to work on common goals or issues.

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economic liberalization

process of reducing government restrictions economic activities to promote economic ideas that advocate for minimal government intervention in the economy

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global integration

process of different countries and regions becoming more interconnected and interdependent through economic,political, and social interactions

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transcend

idea going beyond traditional boundaries or limitations often leading to significant changes or advancements in societies ,cultures, or ideologies

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rights based discourse

discussions centered around the concept of human rights.

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consumer culture

consumption of goods became central to people's lives and identities.

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commercial isolation

where a country or region is cut off or deliberately isolates itself from trade with other nations.

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deregulation

process of reducing government regulations and restrictions in an industry,

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long standing

events, practices, that have persisted over a significant period of time,

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