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| The interaaction of diverse cultures and perspectives which may result in changes in beliefs, values, and traditions |
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| The reduction of population because of conflict, loss of resources, or assimilation |
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| The interchange of raw material abd manufactured goods among distant groups of people. |
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| The interchange of raw material abd manufactured goods among distant groups of people. |
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| From the 16th to the 19th cneturies, a systemof government-sponsered international buisness ventures designed to make Europrean monarchs rich. |
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| The controller governing influence of a nation over a depandant country, territory, or people |
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| One culture believeing that they are better than another. |
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| Belonging to the same period of time |
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| A contract bingind one party into the service of another for a specific term |
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| The invoultary disperal of a people, especially from thier homeland |
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| An economic system that advocates free trade, compition, and choice as a means of achieving prosperity. |
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| A market in which the government would regualte nothing and all buisness and property would be privatly owned. |
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| People who take risks by launching buisness ventures in the hope of making a profit |
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| The use of a person or group for shelfish purposes. |
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| The process of afriming and promoting peoples individual and collective cultural identity. |
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| Theact or process of deriving logical conclusions known or assumed to be true |
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| A trading process which began when Christopher Columbus brought goods to America. |
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| An economic or pollitical system whose purpose is to elliminate class distictions, everyone would work for the benifit of all and would recieve help as he or she need it |
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| A stage of economic development that occurs when the place of producation shifts from the home and small craft shops to large factories |
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| The combination of social and economic changes brought about by the extensive use of machinery in production. |
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| An early stage of economic development in which workers produce limited numbers of goods in their homes. |
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| Boarding schools for the acculturation and assimilation od Aboriginal Students. |
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| Cross-cultural Sensitivity |
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| Communication that occurs among people of different cultures |
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| Knowledge that has been or can be codified, and stored in certain media |
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| Something that has been passed on by those who lived in the past. |
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| The belief that European world view is superior to all others. |
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| A territory that belonged to Europeans, was ruled by the European government. |
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| People who believe that their world view is the only valid one. |
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| The understanding of why people in history did what they did, as opposed to simply knowing what they did. |
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| On countrys domination over one anothers country's economic, pollitical, and cultural industritions. |
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| The view on the world either an individual's or a collective, based upon there previous knowledge or understandings. |
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| Unquestioning or unreserved absolute. |
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| Treating or governing people by providing for them without giving them rights or responsiblites. |
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| Slaves which are treaed as personal property; may be owned, bought or sold |
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| Legal decloration or control over areas of property or bodies of water. |
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| Legal decloration or control over areas of property or bodies of water. |
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| Legal decloration or control over areas of property or bodies of water. |
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| Legal decloration or control over areas of property or bodies of water. |
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| Legal decloration or control over areas of property or bodies of water. |
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| Legal decloration or control over areas of property or bodies of water. |
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