Jargon Flashcards
Absolutism
Principle or exercise of complete and unrestricted power in government
Abolition
The legal prohibition and ending of slavery especially of blacks in the US
Administer
To manage the affairs of government etc. ;have executive charges
Administration
AThe management of any office business or organization;direction Bthe function of a political stay in exercising its governmental duties
Admonish/-ment
ATo caution, advised, or cousel against something B to urge to a duty ;remind
Afro-
Prefix Or pertaining to Afro American or two black traditions culture etc.
Agrarian
A Relating to land land tenure or the division of landed property B rural; agricultural
Amer-
American prefix
Analyze/Analysis
A separate into constituent parts or elements ;determine the elements or essential features of B to examine critically so as to bring out the essential elements or give the essence of
Anarchism/Anarchy
A state of society without gov or law
Ancient
Of or in time long past especially before the end of the Western Roman Empire in 476CE
Anti-Semitism
Discrimination against or prejudice or hostility towards Jews
Appeasement
Brining to a state of peace; assuaging by relenting something
Arable
Capable of producing crops; land suitable for farming
Archeology
The scientific study of historical prehistoric peoples and their cultures by analysis of their artifacts inscriptions monuments and other such remains especially those that have been excavated
Archaic
A marked by the characteristics of an earlier period (antiquated) B Pertaining to or designating the style of the fine arts especially painting and sculpture developed in Greece from the middle 17th to the early 15th centuries B.C.E. chiefly characterized by an increased emphasis on the human figure , naturalistic for portions and anatomical structure ,simplicity of volumes forms or design, and the evolution of the defendant style for the narrative treatment of the subject matter
Architecture
A the style of a building B The profession of designing buildings open areas communities and other artificial constructions and environments usually with some regard to anesthetic effect
-archy
Combining form meaning rule or gov
Argue/argument
A discussion involving multiple view points or debate B a process or series of reasons
Aristocracy
A class or persons holding exceptional rank and privileges especially the hereditary nobility B a gov or state ruled by aristocracy elite or privileged upper class
Atheism
Doctrine of belief there is no God or supreme beings
Asceticism
The doctrine that a person can I achieve high spiritual and moral state by practicing self-denial self mortification and the like (inflicting pain&sacrifice desires on self; eg monk)
Authoritarian/-ism
Favoring complete obedience or subjection to authority (oppose to idv freedom)
Balance of power
A distribution and opposition of forces among nations such as that no single nation is strong enough to assert its will or dominate all the other
Balance of trade
The difference in value over a period of time of country’s imports and exports if merchandise
Barbarian
A person in a savage primitive or uncivilized state B nonGreek C person living outside usually north of Roman Empire D person not living in Christian country or civilization
National Border
Line separates one country state province etc from another (frontier line)
Bourgeoisie
In Marxist theory that class that in contrast to the proletariat or wage earning class is primarily concerned with property values Bthe middle-class typically with reference to its perceived a materialistic values or conventional attitudes
Bureaucracy
The body of officials and administrators especially of a government or a government department
Capital
The city or town that is the official seat of government in a country state etc.
Capitalism
An economic system in which investment in an ownership of the means of production distribution and exchange of wealth is made and maintained chiefly by private individuals or corporations especially as contrasted to cooperatively or stay around means of wealth
Capitol
Legislative building
Capitulate
Surrender unconditionally or on stipulated terms
Cartel
A coalition of political or special interest groups having a common cause as to encourage the passage of a certain law
Casualty
Person killed or injured in war or accident
Causation
Anything the produces an effect; a cause
Celibacy/celibate
A person who remains unmarried especially for religious reasons B not married C one who does not engage in sexual activity
Central/centric
Principal chief dominant
Circa (c. c.a.)
Used to describe approximate date often abbreviated with c
City-state
State with sovereign city