1200 U6 Vocab Guide
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE1Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Lesson 6.1colonialismDefini&on the prac)ce of a foreign government exercising poli)cal or economic control of another communityPart of speechnounUse in sentenceColonialism imposed European control over most of Africa in the nineteenth century.exploita.veDefini&on trea)ng others unfairly for one's own benefit; using something or someone to turn to advantage or profitPart of speechadjec)veUse in sentenceThe Bri)sh forced local Africans to work unsustainable hours in their exploita)ve mining opera)on.imperialismDefini&on the policy of extending the rule or authority of one na)on over others by territorial acquisi)on or through economic or poli)cal dominancePart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe emperor con)nued on his military rampage in the name of imperialism.racismDefini&on the theory or opinion that a certain race or races of people, usually one's own, are superior to others because of certain inborn characteris)cs and any policy or prac)ce based on said beliefPart of speechnoun
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE2Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Use in sentenceWest Indian psychiatrist Frantz Fanon emphasized the different forms of racism that exist, as those facing colonialism in Africa face different issues than those in the United States.rebellionDefini&on an uprising or armed resistance against established authority or a governmentPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe rebellion against the colonizers was filled with warfare and bloodshed.resistanceDefini&on the act of refusing to comply with something, or the act of ac)ng to prevent or counter somethingPart of speechnounUse in sentenceResistance to colonialism took many different forms, from violence to quiet noncoopera)on.segrega.onDefini&on an act of segrega)ng, or the condi)on of being segregated, especially as a policy imposing social separa)on according to racial or ethnic groupsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceRacial segrega)on was prevalent in the United States society for many years.subjectDefini&on a person who owes allegiance to a monarch or to a state
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE3Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Part of speechnounUse in sentenceThe queen addressed her subjects from the palace that morning.Lesson 6.2administratorDefini&on a person who manages, especially business or public affairsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe middle school's administrators include the principal, vice principal, and dean.bureaucracyDefini&on an organized group of hired officials, especially governmentalPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe governor is at the head of the state bureaucracy.colonialismDefini&on the prac)ce of a foreign government exercising poli)cal or economic control of another communityPart of speechnounUse in sentenceColonialism imposed European control over most of Africa in the nineteenth century.imperialismDefini&on the policy of extending the rule or authority of one na)on over others by territorial acquisi)on or through economic or poli)cal dominancePart of speechnoun
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE4Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Use in sentenceThe emperor con)nued on his military rampage in the name of imperialism.profitDefini&on a financial gainPart of speechnoun/verbUse in sentenceColonialism made a lot of profit for many European capitalists.racismDefini&on the theory or opinion that a certain race or races of people, usually one's own, are superior to others because of certain inborn characteris)cs and any policy or prac)ce based on said beliefPart of speechnounUse in sentenceWest Indian psychiatrist Frantz Fanon emphasized the different forms of racism that exist, as those facing colonialism in Africa face different issues than those in the United States.segrega.onDefini&on an act of segrega)ng, or the condi)on of being segregated, especially as a policy imposing social separa)on according to racial or ethnic groupsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceRacial segrega)on was prevalent in the United States society for many years.Lesson 6.3administratorDefini&on a person who manages, especially business or public affairs
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE5Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Part of speechnounUse in sentenceThe middle school's administrators include the principal, vice principal, and dean.colonialismDefini&on the prac)ce of a foreign government exercising poli)cal or economic control of another communityPart of speechnounUse in sentenceColonialism imposed European control over most of Africa in the nineteenth century.customsDefini&on the governmental office that administers trade and collects taxes on imports and exportsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe Customs House is where Bri)sh officials determined tax policies for the Gold Coast colony.deindustrializa.onDefini&on the reduc)on or destruc)on of a na)on's or region's industrial capacityPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe country went through deindustrializa)on due to the increase in the export of goods.exploita.veDefini&on trea)ng others unfairly for one's own benefit; using something or someone to turn to advantage or profit
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE6Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Part of speechadjec)veUse in sentenceThe Bri)sh forced local Africans to work unsustainable hours in their exploita)ve mining opera)on.racismDefini&on the theory or opinion that a certain race or races of people, usually one's own, are superior to others because of certain inborn characteris)cs and any policy or prac)ce based on said beliefPart of speechnounUse in sentenceWest Indian psychiatrist Frantz Fanon emphasized the different forms of racism that exist, as those facing colonialism in Africa face different issues than those in the United States.resistanceDefini&on the act of refusing to comply with something, or the act of ac)ng to prevent or counter somethingPart of speechnounUse in sentenceResistance to colonialism took many different forms, from violence to quiet noncoopera)on.Lesson 6.4administratorDefini&on a person who manages, especially business or public affairsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe middle school's administrators include the principal, vice principal, and dean.formal colonialism
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE7Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/Defini&on when a country takes direct control over another land, ruling it with its own government and officialsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceFormal colonialism allowed European powers to govern colonies directly and enforce their own laws.racismDefini&on the theory or opinion that a certain race or races of people, usually one's own, are superior to others because of certain inborn characteris)cs and any policy or prac)ce based on said beliefPart of speechnounUse in sentenceWest Indian psychiatrist Frantz Fanon emphasized the different forms of racism that exist, as those facing colonialism in Africa face different issues than those in the United States.rebellionDefini&on an uprising or armed resistance against established authority or a governmentPart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe rebellion against the colonizers was filled with warfare and bloodshed.resistanceDefini&on the act of refusing to comply with something, or the act of ac)ng to prevent or counter somethingPart of speechnounUse in sentenceResistance to colonialism took many different forms, from violence to quiet noncoopera)on.
OER PROJECT:WH 1200UNIT 6VOCAB GUIDE8Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “World History 1200 Vocab Guide”, OER Project, www.oerproject.com/segrega.onDefini&on an act of segrega)ng, or the condi)on of being segregated, especially as a policy imposing social separa)on according to racial or ethnic groupsPart of speechnounUse in sentenceRacial segrega)on was prevalent in the United States society for many years.subjectDefini&on a person who owes allegiance to a monarch or to a statePart of speechnounUse in sentenceThe queen addressed her subjects from the palace that morning.