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| Events that have changed the way people have lived. These events can be political revolutions, social and religious changes, new technologies, or the exploration of unknown places. |
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| Human and Physical Geography |
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| the study of the environment, people, and the resources they use. |
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| All of these systems attempt to answer the same questions. What should be produced? How much? How should goods be produced? And, for whom? |
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| government systems which determine who has the power to make decisions |
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| Growth of cities and the effects that the growth of cities have on the economic, social and political culture of a region. |
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| Basic freedoms to which all humans are entitled. |
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| Movement of Peoples and Goods |
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| Throughout global history people have moved from place to place, traded goods and services, and as a result, traded ideas. |
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| religions and ways of life throughout the world today. |
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| When groups of people rely on each other to help each other out. |
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| differences between people and cultures |
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| When a country, culture or civilization is strong and peaceful and creates new achievements. |
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| A sense of pride for a country, religion or ethnic group. |
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| The investigation and learning of the world along with using tools to better humans lives. |
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| when a strong nation takes over a weaker nation. |
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| Disagreement or fighting amongst groups. |
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| fairness and a system of rules to provide fairness. |
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