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| keep their sovereignty and givethe central goverment very limited powers |
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| national and state government share power |
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| one central government rules the country |
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emotion that encourages people to identify with a group that is larger than their family
**tribe or clan |
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| nation wrapped up in a state |
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can depend on longitude or latitude lines
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| Requirements for a country |
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land territory
population
government
economy
circulation system
recognition
sovereignty |
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| government leaders hold all the political power |
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| when one person holds all the power |
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| government in which a central authority controls all aspects of society |
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| government headed by a king, sultan, queen, which inherited their positon by being born into a family |
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| country gives the people the power to choose there leaders |
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| study of population, birth, marriage, migration, death |
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| based on death and birth rates |
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| amount of time it takes for a population to double |
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push-environmental, drought, floods (negative effects)
pull-attraction to another place, better job (positive effects) |
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| people whe leave the country and enter elsewhere |
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| people forces from homes and cannot return |
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| average number of people in a square mile |
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| the growth of city population |
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population policies:
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restrict family size
china |
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population policies:
expansive, example |
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expand family
great britain & france |
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material-theing poeple have/make
Non material- cannot be seen |
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| characteristic of culture |
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- basic needs
- learning
- symbols
- patterns
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where civilization begin
(like fire expand, civilization expand) |
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| spread of people, ideas, practices, goods from onle culture to another |
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lack of understanding/acceptance
prejudice |
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| when people are shocked because stuff is so new |
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| way of communication to share info |
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| organized way of worshiping a spiritual being or thinking about life |
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| change over time; people, occupancy, values |
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based on teachings of jesus
house of worship: cathedrals, temples |
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- prophet Muhammad establised Islam
- sacred spaces; mecca,medina,Kabah
- place of worship; Mosques
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faith
prayer
alms
fasting
hajj to Mecca |
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| country governed by religous law |
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- abraham an important prophet
- house of worship; temples, synagogue
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Conflict in Middle East
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| toke place between jews,islams, christians |
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Conflict in Middle East
oucome, conflicts, results |
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- both jews and arabs have historical connection to palestine
- great britian declared a it a jewish home (Arabs were angry)
- after holocaust lots more jews moved to palestine
- soon it was became an international city
- then war broke out, arabs wanted control from isreal
- israel controlled most of arabs part and they were left with no more country
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started by prince siddhartha, became a monk
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all living beings suffer
origin of suffering is desire
desire can be overcome
there is a path that leads away from desire |
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not have a single founder
sacred space; hierarchical |
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| leather pollution, raw sewage |
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