6.4 Key IDs Flashcards
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Natural Resources
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Substances, materials, and living things that can occur on or within earth that have economic value
- renewable or nonrenewable
- natural gas, fish forests
- only a natural resource when people learn how to use it
- Europe needed natural resources to keep factories running
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Imperialism
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A policy by which one country controls another
- the result of the need for increased natural resources by European and western nations
- MANDATE: a usually official order that grants rights for something to happen
- cultural, political, and ECONOMIC
- Ottoman Empire made mandates in SW Asia after breakup
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Colonialism
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(similar to imperialism)
- gain wealth and power
- uses other nations to others’ advantage
- politically, economically, culturally
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Ottoman Empire
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Group of Islamist and warriors, strong army
- founded in 1300s
- MANDATES
- breakup at end of WWI
5
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Nationalism
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Loyalty and devotion to a nation
- believes in self-rule, rejects outside influence
- national borders to be determined by ethnicity, language, and cultural characteristics
6
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Pan-Arab
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Word that describes anything related to the concept of a state of unity among Arab countries
- nationalist movement in 1900s
- Nasser (president of Egypt) leader of movement
- multiple movements in unity with Arab countries (Nigeria, Sudan [modern day])
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Pan-Africanism
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A movement that has encouraged unity of all Africans and African descent
- began in 1700s, strengthened in 1900s
- resulted in independence of many countries in the region (1920s-1970s)
- independence of Africans against European influence
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Dictator
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A person who has ABSOLUTE CONTROL over a country
- Egypt declared to be a democratic republic (Nasser –> Egypt’s dictator)
- president ruling similarly to that of a dictator
- rule for 6 months (Roman)
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Hereditary Monarchy
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A supreme ruler of a country who ascends to the throne because of birth order
- form of government
- king also Prime Minister
- Saudi Arabia
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Secular
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Not specifically or openly religious
- little to no religious influence in polotics
- separation of church and state
- US, Iraq, UK, Germany, Turkey