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| Dayton Accords | ended Yugoslav Civil War; gave 51% of Bosnia to Bosnians and 49% to Serbs
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| Irish Republican Army | military wing of Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein; carried out attacks on British
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| ETA | Basque terrorist group that seeks to separate Basque country from Spain and France
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| the Troubles | British term for the nationalist violence in Northern Ireland
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| Bloody Sunday | violent confrontation between Catholics and British Army in 1972 in Belfast
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| Good Friday Agreement (1998) | Northern Ireland would remain with UK until majority of population voted to join Ireland
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| Basques | non-Indo-Europeans in northern Spain; called Euskadi
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| Croats | Catholic south Slavs
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| Serbs | Orthodox south Slaves
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| Bosnians | Muslim south Slavs
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| ethnic cleansing | Serbs attempt to create greater Serbia by invading Croatia and Bosnia, killing off Croats and Bosnians
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| First Wave Feminism | focused on suffrage; 1800s and early 1900s
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| Second Wave Feminism | focused on birth control, abortion, work access for women; mid to late 1900s
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| Simone de Beauvoir | women were free but society had built structures to limit them; the structures were certain gender roles
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| in vitro fertilization | process by which the egg is fertilized outside the mother and re-implanted
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| Margaret Thatcher | female, conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain
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| guest workers | laborers from Turkey and southern Europe taken in by Germany during its "economic miracle"
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| French National Front | anti-immigrant, anti-EU party in France
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| Algerian National Liberation Front | nationalist group that fought French in its former north African colony
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| Vietminh | nationalist group that fought French in its former southeast Asian colony
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| the Greens | German political party founded on environmental and anti-globalization ideas
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| Jose Bove | anti-globalization activist in France; attacked McDonald's
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| neo-natalism | European policies to promote childbirth in countries with declining birth rates
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| Second Vatican Council | its purpose was to broaden the Catholic Church's appeal in an age of secularization
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| Bauhaus | "function over form"; architecture should be practical and useful, not ornate
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| Franz Kafka | he questioned impersonal, western, bureaucratic society in his book The Metamorphosis
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| The Beatles | their success is best understood in the context of the shared mass culture of the postwar period
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