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vocab 2 Flashcards

1
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apartheid

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racial segregation

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genocide

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destruction of a group of people due to their ethnicity, religoin, race or nationality

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multiculturalism

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supports equality

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status indian

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  • registered or treaty indians
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deindustrialization

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reduction of manufacturing within an economy

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columbian exchange

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trade between the america’s and europe of goods as well as disease

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historical globalization

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began as people travelled for knowledge and trade

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imperialism

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extension of power over other countries in a more indirect approach

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fur trade

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europeans would trade with indigenous peoples for fur

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residential schools

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  • aboriginal kids were forced to attend
  • restricted from not practicing their culture
  • last school closed in (1996)
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the indian act

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laws specific to indigenous peoples that worked toward assimilating indigenous culture

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land claims

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address wrongs made against Indigenous peoples

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numbered treaties

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were used to assimilate Indigenous peoples into Canadian society

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14
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beothuk

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inhabited newfoundland originally
- there are no descendants

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15
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the pass system

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Indigenous people had to present a travel document authorized by an Indian agent in order to leave and return to their reserves

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the scramble for africa

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when imperial countries gained control over africa
- the berlin conference
(~1885)

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adam smith

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believed that states can create more wealth by not trading

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rwandan genocide

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Hutu population who planned to kill the minority Tutsi population
(1994)

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british east india company

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strived to exploit indian and asian products
- acted as an agent of British imperialism in India

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the atlantic slave trade

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transportation of african’s to the america’s to be slaves

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exploitation

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one social group is able to take for itself what is produced by another group

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eurocentrism

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seeing things based on the belief system of europeans

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ethnocentrism

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evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one’s own culture

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capitalism

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a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for rather than by the state

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displacement

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moving something out of its place

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imperialism (old vs new)

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old imperialism was the founding of new land and new imperialism was moreso colonization

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colonialism

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acquiring political control over another country

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depopulation

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reduction in the population of the area

29
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white man’s burden

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the white race felt obligated to “civilize” other races

30
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colony

A

area under the political control of another country
- occupied by settlers from that country

31
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steam engine

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32
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industrial revolution

A

the era when industry became mechanized
(~1760)

33
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mercantilism

A

resources taken from colonies by imperial power are manufactured and sold back to the colonies

34
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the silk road

A

trade route that can be traced back to 3rd century BCE

35
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racial segregation

A

apartheid

36
Q

destruction of a group of people due to their ethnicity, religoin, race or nationality

A

genocide

37
Q

supports equality

A

multiculturalism

38
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  • registered or treaty indians
A

status indian

39
Q

reduction of manufacturing within an economy

A

deindustrialization

40
Q

trade between the america’s and europe of goods as well as disease

A

columbian exchange

41
Q

began as people travelled for knowledge and trade

A

historical globalization

42
Q

extension of power over other countries in a more indirect approach

A

imperialism

43
Q

europeans would trade with indigenous peoples for fur

A

fur trade

44
Q
  • aboriginal kids were forced to attend
  • restricted from not practicing their culture
  • last school closed in (1996)
A

residential schools

45
Q

laws specific to indigenous peoples that worked toward assimilating indigenous culture

A

the indian act

46
Q

address wrongs made against Indigenous peoples

A

land claims

47
Q

were used to assimilate Indigenous peoples into Canadian society

A

numbered treaties

48
Q

inhabited newfoundland originally
- there are no descendants

A

beothuk

49
Q

Indigenous people had to present a travel document authorized by an Indian agent in order to leave and return to their reserves

A

the pass system

50
Q

when imperial countries gained control over africa
- the berlin conference
(~1885)

A

the scramble for africa

51
Q

believed that states can create more wealth by not trading

A

adam smith

52
Q

Hutu population who planned to kill the minority Tutsi population
(1994)

A

rwandan genocide

53
Q

strived to exploit indian and asian products
- acted as an agent of British imperialism in India

A

british east india company

54
Q

transportation of african’s to the america’s to be slaves

A

the atlantic slave trade

55
Q

one social group is able to take for itself what is produced by another group

A

exploitation

56
Q

seeing things based on the belief system of europeans

A

eurocentrism

57
Q

evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one’s own culture

A

ethnocentrism

58
Q

a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for rather than by the state

A

capitalism

59
Q

moving something out of its place

A

displacement

60
Q

old imperialism was the founding of new land and new imperialism was moreso colonization

A

imperialism (old vs new)

61
Q

acquiring political control over another country

A

colonialism

62
Q

reduction in the population of the area

A

depopulation

63
Q

the white race felt obligated to “civilize” other races

A

white man’s burden

64
Q

area under the political control of another country
- occupied by settlers from that country

A

colony

65
Q
A

steam engine

66
Q

the era when industry became mechanized
(~1760)

A

industrial revolution

67
Q

resources taken from colonies by imperial power are manufactured and sold back to the colonies

A

mercantilism

68
Q

trade route that can be traced back to 3rd century BCE

A

the silk road

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