Definitions Flashcards
1
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Abdicate
A
To renounce one to the throne
2
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What is Nationalism
A
- the DESIRE for INDEPENDENCE
- the DESIRE of a GROUP of PEOPLE to GOVERN THEMSELVES
- WITHOUT INTERFERENCE from OTHER PEOPLE/NATIONS
- the IDEA that YOUR NATION (shared by ethnicity or set of values)
- is BETTER than ALL other NATIONS
3
Q
TWO NATIONALISMS IN AFRICA
A
- AFRIKANER NATIONALISM lead to APARTHEID - Afrikaans group of people want to govern themselves free from the British (no longer wanted to be a British colony). Thought they were better (Ito ethnicity and culture) than the Africans
- HUTU NATIONALISM (thought they were better than the Tutsi in terms ethnicity and culture) lead to GENOCIDE against the TUTSI in RWANDA
4
Q
ASIA NATIONALISM
A
CAMBODIAN GENOCIDE
5
Q
MIDDLE EASTERN NATIONALISM
A
THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
6
Q
EUROPE NATIONALISM
A
- WW2 (NAZIS THOUGHT THEY WERE BETTER I.T.O ETHNICITY AND CULTURE) - LEAD TO THE HOLOCAUST
- BOSNIAN GENOCIDE
7
Q
What are HUMAN RIGHTS
A
- RIGHTS we have because we exist as HUMAN BEINGS
- not granted by government
- BUT UNIVERSALLY applicable to ALL HUMANS
- IRRESPECTIVE OF
- NATIONALITY
- GENDER
- RACE
- RELIGION
- LANGUAGE
EG RIGHTS TO FOOD, EDUCATION, WORK, HEALTH
8
Q
Human Rights are INALIENABLE
A
Cannot be
- TAKEN AWAY
OR - GIVEN AWAY
9
Q
WHAT HAS LEAD TO GENOCIDE
A
- NATIONALISM
- LEAD TO DENIAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS TO CERTAIN PEOPLE
- AND AT TIMES HAS LEAD TO CRIMES OF GENOCIDE
10
Q
UNO
A
UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION
11
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Who came up with the TERM GENOCIDE in 1942 due to NAZI policies towards Jews (RECENT NEW CONCEPT)
A
Prof Raphael Lemkin (Polish lawyer)