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Stuxnet was a virus used by the US Military to defunct the Iran nuclear program

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Social Media is the internet collection of apps and websites that allow people to connect and share with the rest of the internet.

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A person or group of people who overtake a computer system or algorithm for some kind of intent or goal

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A whistleblower is a person who exposes information of a private or public organization that could be illegal or negative to their reputation

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A form of bullying that occurs online and will not be as public as regular bullying

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To convince somebody to do something at their will on the internet

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Fossil Fuels are a natural resource that is used for energy like gasoline, oil, and natural gas

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The Paris Climate Agreement was an international agreement to make a change in how countries deal with environmental issues.

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The Kyoto Protocol was an international agreement to apply environmental regulations. The US did not ratify the protocol

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A major change in the world's meteorological aspects

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Resources that can be recreated and reused

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Resources or money spent of goods or services

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A blockade on a nation's trading capabilities to prevent trading relations with a nation.

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The degree of economic comfort that a person or economic class can feel.

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The ability for one to make an economic decision better than someone else.

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An armed conflict between the Syrian Ba'athist government ran by Bashar al-Assad and various opposing Syrian forces, with some Russian and American involvement

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An act of extreme violence motivated by political ideology and influence

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The September 11 Terrorist Attacks were a series of terrorist attacks against specific political buildings on the US. The World Trade Center was demolished by two airlines that were hijacked, and the Pentagon was also hit.

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The idea that a country is self-sustainable and can maintain a decent reputation.

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Resurgent Nationalism occurred almost right after the Cold War that both first world and third world countries used to sport their power

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Religious Fundamentalism is the extreme advocacy of traditional ideas of a religion and defense towards thereof

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Globalization is the spread of economies, populations, and cultures around the world.

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Anarchy is the absence of government

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An international organization is an organization that works with worldwide affairs and find solutions for worldwide problems

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Liberalism is an international ideology that advocates for Capitalism and Democracy

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Francis Fukuyama is a political scientists who wrote "The End of History" to predict the future of the world in the 21st Century

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To revert to a more democratic form of government and principles

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A Soviet policy enacted by Gorbachev that resulted in reverting to the original economic system before the USSR's formation.

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A Soviet policy that enacted more government transparency and freedoms to the people

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Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars Program)

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Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars Program)

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The Star Wars Program was a program began by US President Ronald Reagan, which's purpose was to create an anti-ballistic missile system to stop any nuclear attacks going towards the US

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Detente is a US foreign policy used by President Richard Nixon that called for making peace with the communist nations so they would be less likely to attack

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On August 2, 1964, Vietnam forces allegedly sank two US Naval Destroyers docked at the Gulf of Tonkin. This incident is what caused the US to really get involved in the war

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Ho Chi Minh was the communist leader of North Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

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A conflict between Cuba and the United, where USSR missiles were located in Cuba by US spies, suspecting that they would use them to threaten the United States.

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A CIA-led operation where Cuban exiles were sent to the Bay of Pigs to overthrow Castro's leadership in Cuba. This plan was foiled because the information of the exiles was leaked to the Cuban government, and when the exiles reached the Bay they were detained and executed

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A conflict that happened between the former united Korea, where South Korea was influenced by the USA and UN, North Korea by the USSR and China

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The Great Leap Forward was a campaign led by Chairman Mao Zedong that pushed for a communist reform in economics and social status

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A Weapon of Mass Destruction that uses nuclear energy to cause an explosion

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Domino was a Cold War doctrine that states that if one nation becomes communist, all nations surrounding it will become influenced as well.

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Containment was a American foreign policy in which the US must intervene if a nation starts to pick up Soviet influences, or switches to a communist system

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The Warsaw Pact was a treaty that helped unite a military alliance with the USSR and Eastern Bloc nations

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A nation that acts like a sovereign nation while also being under control of another government

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The Iron Curtain was a large barrier that was made to separate the USSR's Eastern Bloc from the Western.

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An international organization created post-WWII to form alliances between the United States and European countries

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An economic management system established after WWII to prevent another post-war depression.

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Composed of 5 permanent members (China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, United States) and 10 other temporary members elected every two years

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An international organization who's purpose is to have nations work together to solve crises and issues worldwide

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An agreement where the US would grant European Allies $12 Billion for economic assistance after WWII.

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Large camps created by Nazi Germany during WWII where people considered "undesirables" were put in and experimented on or killed

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The act of killing a large group of people by their ethnicity

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A genocide during WWII where Nazi Germany would detain and transport all the people they considered "undesirables" to a concentration camp where they were experimented on and killed

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A WMD invented by the United States during WWII by J. Robert Oppenheimer

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A military strategy used by the United States against Japan and Axis Powers where forces would set their resources on strategically important islands.

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On June 6, 1944, Allied Powers invade the beaches of Normandy, controlled by Germany. It was the largest seaborne invasion of all time.

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German for "lightning war". Germany used the battle tactic of Blitzkrieg to conquer most of Europe

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A foreign policy of making concessions with aggressive powers to avoid conflict

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An agreement by Germany, Italy, and Japan to ally each other in WWII

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A political ideology that supports a centralized, nationalized government and extreme nationalism

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Occurs when the value of a currency decreases as the amount of the currency increases

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An Indian activist who fought against British colonialism in India through peaceful protest

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An economic period of struggle that occurred worldwide due to the aftermath of WWI

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A Chinese communist revolutionary who founded the People's Republic of China ruling as Chairman

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A Russian revolutionary and philosopher who sided with the Communist Party in the Russian Revolution and assumed control after the fall of the Czar to form the USSR

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An agreement which purpose was to punish Germany and meet the needs of the allied powers.

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An international organization formed after World War I in order to maintain peace between nations and prevent another world war from happening.

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A codified message sent to Mexico by Germany requesting them to join their alliance and fight against the United States.

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A military tactic where soldiers are placed in ground trenches where they would have to fight the enemies from the trenches.

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The Tangle of Alliances occurred when Germany was overwhelmed with the opposition surrounding it, and so Germany allied with closer nations like Italy and Austria-Hungary

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A region of Southeastern European nations that border the Mediterranean Sea

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An ideology where the military of the nation is vital to the nation's power

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An ideology where the citizens of a nation take strong pride in their nation militarily and culturally

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A conflict between Great Britain and China, where the British illegally smuggled opium from India into Chinese borders.

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A Chinese trade policy which allowed Great Britain and the United States to freely trade with China whenever they wanted.

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A meeting between Western European nations to settle which nations should rule over African territories.

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A series of annexations by European nations that fought over portions of Africa

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Medicine used by the Europeans which made them resistant to the diseases of mosquitoes, which made it much easier to travel into Africa

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A collective of workers that fight against an employer in support for better working conditions.

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A social, economic ideology that advocates for a stateless, money-less, classless, collectivist society

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The blue-collar, working, lower class. This term is used often by Karl Marx and states that the proletariat is meant to rise up against the bourgeoisie

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An social, economic ideology that advocates for the privatization of wealth and the means of production.

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The ability for nations to freely trade any goods or services with each other

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An economic principle that states the relationship between the amount of goods and services versus the need goods and services

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Rivalry between different businesses or corporations over who can become the most financially successful and maintain good reputation.

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Focus on one's own desires or needs

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When a country takes over another country and rules over it's government

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A group of people who run an organization for profit, and is recognized by law

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A building that holds contraptions and machines that are used to create goods

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The first steam engine invented by James Watt, which became a driving force of the Industrial Revolutions

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A group of factors used in the production process to create goods and services. Land, Labor, Enterprise, Capital

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A person who creates a business idea for the purpose of fulfilling a need or want

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The practice of improving a life form by controlling it's breeding for the purpose of finding desirable inherited traits

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The practice of growing different crops based on the season

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A German economist and philosopher who advocated and wrote about the ideas of communism

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A Scottish economist and philosopher who advocated ideologies related to capitalism

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The major change in how humans harvest goods and farm.

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A societal change involving the industrialization and innovation of human technology.

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The ownership of other human beings by people. Slaves are usually put in place for cheap labor and servitude of others

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The militant leader of the Haitian Revolution, responsible for driving the French out of Haiti.

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A meeting between the ambassadors of European powers in order to restore the original land of the powers and to stop French aggression from happening

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A nation that functions independently despite being overrun by a much larger nation