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archive the collected records of an organization, institution or public person
archaic characteristic of a much earlier of primitive period; out of date
iconoclastic breaking or destroying images; attacking or overwhelming tradition or popular ideas, institutions or conventions
gregarious sociable; tending to live or move in groups of ones own kind
archipelago a group of many islands or the sea containing them; a group of seperate entities contained within a defined area
anarchy absense of any form of gov't or political authority; disorder and confusion
oligarchy government by the few especially a faction of persons or families
demogogue a leader or agitator who appeals to peoples passions and prejudices rather than to their reason
demographer one who studies the characteristics of populations and analyzes data such as numbers, births, deaths, and diseases
endemic commonly found in a particular region or amond a particular people
pandemic spread throught a wide geographic area
aggregation a large group or collection of people, animals, or things
egregious extroadinarily bad; flagrant
icon an image, representation, or symbol
endemic commonly found in a a particular region or among a particular people
archetype an original model or type from which similar forms are copied
Created by: ksporter
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