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Bolling Unit 2

Unit 2 Historical Jargon

QuestionAnswer
Administer manage, direct, or enforce something;give or dispense. An example is when someone enforces the rules or law.
Arable land with soil able to produce and support the growth of crops. The land near rivers would be arable.
Architecture a method of designing and building something into a usable and/or pleasing form; charachteristics that make it unique or represtentative of an era.
Authoritarian something or someone with complete or almost complete control over one or more people; a person who expects people to do all he says. A government who prioritizes obeying the law over freedom is authoritarian. A dictator could also be an authoritarian.
Barbarian someone who is savage or crude and lacks social manners, education and culture. A cannibal or Dave the Barbarian are barbaric.
Bureacracy people that work for the government or people that make official decisions; lots of tasks and many strict steps and rules
Citizen A person who is born in a place or is a natural resident; I am a citizen of the United States.
Cosmopolitan something that is common in most parts of the world or a person who feels at home all over the world A cosmopolitan could be someone who travels all over the world compared to a person who stays at home.
Empire
Ideology
Manuscript
Merchant
Meritocracy
Migration
Nobility
Orator
Patrician
Republic
Revenue
Secular
Sino-
Syncretic
Theocracy
Urban
Synthesis
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