Download Global History and Geography 10R

10R Chapter 18-37
Chapter 18:
Enlightenment
Natural Rights
Laissez Faire
Popular Sovereignty
Philosophe/Physiocrat
Enlightened Despots
Chapter 19:
Estate System
Bourgeoisie (1)
Code-Napoleon (1)
Republic
Suffrage
Nationalism
Secular
Deficit Spending
Abdicate
Constitution
Annex (1)
Tyrant
Sovereign
Plebiscite
Chapter 20:
Urbanization
Industrial Revolution
Rural
Laissez Faire - Mercantilism
Socialism - Communism (Marxism)
Proletariat
Bourgeoisie (2)
“Technology”
Chapter 21:
Liberal (left)
Conservative (right)
Nationalist
Radical
Chapter 22:
Interchangeable Parts
Assembly Line
Social Darwinism
Reaslism
Chapter 23:
Realpolitik
Blood & Iron
Pragmatic/Practical
Anarchy
Immigrant/Emigrant
Pogrom
Russification
Duma
Chapter 24:
Abolition
Rotten Borough
Great Hunger
Reform
Coalition Gout
Parliament
Diaspora
Zionism
Anti-Semitism
Chapter 25:
Imperialism
Colony
Partition
Genocide
Sepoy
Cash Crop
Indemnity
Trade Deficit
Balance of Trade
Extraterritoriality
Extremist
Moderate
Creoles & Mestizos
Chapter 26:
Homogenous/Heterogeneous Society
Economic Dependence (Imperialism)
Meijii Restoration
Modernization vs. Westernization
Selective Borrowing
Chapter 27:
Pacifism
Militarism
Alliance
Pan Slavism
Ultimatum
Neutral(ity)
Powder Keg
Stalemate
Armistice
Propaganda
Atrocity
Reparations
Self-determination
Mandate
League of Nations
Chapter 28:
Soviet
Proletariat
Abdicate
Bolshevik
Command Economy
Market Economy
Totalitarian
Collective
Commune
Kulak
NEP
Stalin - 5 Year Plan
Purge
Chapter 29:
Nationalization
Apartheid
Par-Africanism
Negritude Movement
Balfour Declaration
Civil Disobedience
Pan-Arabism
Satyograha
Diet
Knesset (Israel)
Japanese Militarists
Chapter 30:
Disarmament
Margin Buying
Fascism
Nazism
Communism
Mein Kampf
Genocide
Kristallnacht
Chapter 31:
Appeasement
Aryan
Blitzkrieg
Sanction
Holocaust
Kamikaze
A-Bomb
United Nations
Containment
Iron Curtain
Cold War
Chapter 32:
Nonaligned Nations
Interdependence
Super Powers
Arms Race
Nuclear Weapons
Terrorism
Intervention
Multi-National Corp.
Privatization
Human Rights
Political Instability
Fundamentally
Green Revolution
Space Race
Chapter 35:
Partition
Separatism
Deforestation
Desertification
Ayatollah
Intifada
Camp David Accord
Chapter 33:
Détente
EU
NATO
Warsaw Pact
IRA
Reunification
Glasnost
Perestroika
Solidarity
Ethnic Cleansing
Chapter 37:
Cartel
embargo
Chapter 34:
GDP
Trade Deficit
Great Leap Forward
Cultural Revolution
Four Modernizations
Chapter 36:
Great Liberation
Mixed Economy
Extremists
Afrikaner/Boer
Subsistence Farming
Non-Social Studies Vocabulary that often appear on both Regents
exams:
Homogenous
Ideology
Advocate
Oppose
Accurate
Institute
Seldom
Chronological
Deteriorate
Essential
Prosperity
Illustrate
Political
Economic
Social
Humanitarian
Promote
Hierarchical
Emphasize
Relevant
Sovereignty
Attribute
Domestic
Precede
Famine
Avert
Sustain
Regulate
Progress
Proclaim
Urban
Deport
Import
Export
Dispute
Secede
Primarily
Expenditure
Accommodate
Adequate
Heritage
Authorize
Preserve
Prejudice
Bias
Contrast
Discriminate
Merge
Hostile
Dominate
Arouse
Vulnerable
Minority
Dissent
Militant
Poverty
Contaminate
Associate
Relate
Strive
Suppress
Oppress
Obtain
Fundamental
Proclaim
Successor
Prod
Prod
Conscience
Stimulate
Reinforce
Varied
Diversity
Passive
Civil
Compelled
Interpretation
Object
Context
Compensate
Analyze
Access
Equity
Reform
Appease
Deliberate
Ration
Patriot
Treason
Chaos
Humanity
Intervene
Interdependence
Consumer
Quota
Agriculture
Scarcity
Resources
Overestimate
Justification
Exclusive
Partial
Tradition
Surplus
Distinct
Stockpile
Aggressor
Literacy
Mobility
Reconciliation
Turmoil
Influence
Pessimistic
Commission
Patronage
Prestige
Tenure
Flourish
Prosper
Centralize
Enhance
Levy
Resolution
Exploit
Stability
Ancestor
Testimony
Compensation
Formation
Coexist
Erected
Implement
Restraint
Dismantle
Compel
Communal