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| space telescope that circles earth - free of atmosphere - took astrophysics to another level | Hubble Space Telescope
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| Permanent human presence outside earth combined five space agencies US,USSR, European, Japanese, Canada teamwork through science | International Space Station
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| post industrial economies that provide services to consumer culture white collar job move away from factory labor | service industries
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| 1957 First Soviet satellite into space set off space race threat by both sides of nuclear attack from space | Sputnik
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| most important movement since Renaissance objects are broken up, analyzed, and re-assembled in an abstracted form | cubism
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| not Catholicism personal experience of conversion, biblically oriented faith, and a belief in the relevance of Christian faith to cultural issues | evangelical
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| Japanese cinema elaborate make-up, singing, drama | Kabuki theater
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| wealth now spent on surplus items consumer goods industrialized world spends a ton of money bringing their world from a 10>11 instead of bringing everyone else up from a 0>1 | mass consumerism
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| American feminist group founded 1966 dedicated to lobbying for women's fertility, employment, marital, education rights | National Organization for Women(NOW)
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt's plan to turn US into welfare state to bring out of Depression state-sponsored programs for relief, recovery and reform | New Deal
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| Japanese classical theater musical during meiji reached offical drama status | Noh theater
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| new activism of western European state in economic policy and welfare issues after WWII; reduced impact of economic inequality (avoid another world war) | welfare state
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| introduction of improved seed strains, fertilizers, and irrigation to produce higher crop yields; after WWII in densely pop Asian countries | Green Revolution
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| Legal workers with no rights for citizenship/permanent recidency who immigrate for work; a threat to citizens for job ; usually from a less developed country developed country | guest workers
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| caused by industrial revolution due to high pollutions | ozone depletion
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| Alliance of Germany,Italy, and Japan during World War II. | Axis Powers
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| mass expulsion or killings of a certain ethnic or religious group; eg. WWII: the holocaus, massive killings of Tutsis by Hutus in the Rwandan Genocide. | Ethnic cleansing
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| Young turk leaders killed millions and sent hundreds of Amermenians to Russia and Middle East to cover up the blunders of reverses on the Russian Front | Armenian genocide 1915
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| mountainous country in the western Balkans | Bosnia
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| two sets of trials for the Nazis from WWII and the holocaust; included commanders, industrialists, and medical doctors | Nuremberg war crimes trial
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| a war whose objective is less than the unconditional defeat of the enemy | Limited War
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| the United Nations starting a military action without declaration of war; against violators of international peace and order | UN police action
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| area in the Balkans; region where the wars would begin such as the assassination of Franz Ferdinand | "Powder keg of Europe"
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| to retaliate in a greater force; the ending of WWII by the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima | massive retaliation
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| overthrowing of the Tsarist regine; 1918 (3rd Russian Revolution):series of anarchist rebellions and uprisings against both the Bolsheviks and the White movement | Russian Revolution 1917
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| Spanish general whose armies took control of Spain in 1939 and who ruled as a dictator until his death (following the victory of the Spanish Civil War) | General Francisco Franco
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| Nickname for Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)shooting down nuclear weapons from space never actually worked, but scared USSR into economic bankruptcy | Star Wars
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