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Peninsula a body of land surrounded by 3 sides of water
Uplands hills, mountains, and plateaues
Polder land in Netherlands that has been claimed from the sea for farming
Bay a body of water surrounded on 3 sides by land
Fjord a deep, narrow bay
Canal a human-made waterway through land for boats and ships
Waterway a navigatable route for traveling and transport
Ecosystem a community of living organisms and their natural enviornment, or habitat
Marine Reserve an ocean area set aside to protect ocean life from humans
Democracy a form of government by the people, in which citizens often elect representatives to govern them
City-State an independent state made up of a city and the territories depending on it
Golden Age a period of Greek wealth, culture, and democracy in greece
Philosopher a person who examines questions about the universe and searches for the truth
Plebeian a farmer or lower class person in ancient rome
Aqueduct a transport system for carrying water long distances, sometimes raised on a bridge
Feudal System a system of government with a strong central government and local government units
Navigations the science of finding position and planning routes
Natural Rights rights such as life, liberty, and property that people possess at birth
Nationalism a strong sense of loyalty to one's country
Guillotine a machine used to execute people during the french revolution
Reparations after a war, money paid as punishment, usually by the aggressor in conflict
Factory System a way of working in which each person works on only one part of a product
Republic a form of government in which officials are elected by the people to govern
Navigable wide or deep enough to be traveled easily by boats and ships
Radical a person who wants an extreme change or holds an extreme political position
Rhine River a river that starts in Switzerland and ends in the north sea
Alps a European mountain chain
Danube River a river that starts in Germany and ends at the black sea
Acropolis a rocky hill in Athens, Greece, that served as a fortress for the ancient city's most important buildings
Reformation the movement is the 1500s to reform christianity
Renaissance meaning "rebirth," a period in the 1300-1500s in which culture and the arts flourished
Industrial Revolution a period in the 1700s and 1800s in which workers in factories began to use machines and power tools for large-scale industry
Enlightenment a social movement of the 1700s that worked for the education and rights of the individual
John Locke John Locke was an English philosopher and physician, widely regarded as one of the most influential of the Enlightenment thinkers
Reign of Terror a movement in France led by Maximilien Robespierre in which 40,000 people were beheaded in 1793-94
Great Depression worldwide economic downturn in the 1930s, marked by poverty and high unemployment
Treaty of Versailles a peace treaty that ended WWl in 1919
Cold War a long period of political tension without fighting between USA and the Soviet Union, roughly from 1948-1991
Iron Curtain an imaginary boundary that separated communists and non-communist countries in Europe during the cold war
Berlin Wall wall that divided communist East Berlin from democratic West Berlin; it was torn down in 1989
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