4689117150 | Abate | To end or suppress | 0 | |
4689117151 | Absolutism | The principle or the exercise of complete and unrestricted power in government | 1 | |
4689117152 | Adjacent | Just before, after, or facing | 2 | |
4689117153 | Agrarian | Person who favors the equal division of landed property and the advancement of agricultural groups | 3 | |
4689117154 | Agriculture | Production of crops, livestock, or poultry | 4 | |
4689117155 | Anthropomorphic | Resembling or made to resemble a human form | 5 | |
4689117156 | Aristocracy | Class of persons holding exceptional rank and privileges | 6 | |
4689117157 | Avarice | Insatiable greed for riches | 7 | |
4689117158 | Bias | Unreasonably hostile feelings or opinions about a social group | 8 | |
4689117159 | Buddhism | Religion originated by Buddah | 9 | |
4689117160 | Bureaucracy | Government by many bureaus and administrators | 10 | |
4689117161 | Capital | City or town that is the official seat of government in a country and state | 11 | |
4689117162 | Capitalism | Economic system in which production, distribution, and exchange of wealth is maintained by private individuals or corporations | 12 | |
4689117163 | Capitulate | To surrender unconditionally | 13 | |
4689117164 | Centralized | To draw to or father about a center | 14 | |
4689117165 | Charlatan | A person who claims to have more knowledge than the person really possesses | 15 | |
4689117166 | Chattel | Any article of tangible property other than land, buildings, and other things annexed to land | 16 | |
4689117167 | Chiefdom | Rank or office of a chief | 17 | |
4689117168 | Christianity | The Christian religion, including Catholic, Protestant, and Eastern Orthodox | 18 | |
4689117169 | City-State | Sovereign state consisting of an autonomous city with its dependencies | 19 | |
4689117170 | Civilization | The act of process of civilizing | 20 | |
4689117171 | Clergy | Body of ordained persons in a religion, as distinguished from the laity | 21 | |
4689117172 | Coerce | To compel by force, intimidation, or authority, especially without regard for individual desire or violation | 22 | |
4689117173 | Colonialism | The control or governing influence of a nation over a dependent country, territory or people | 23 | |
4689117174 | Colony | A group of people who leave their native country to form in a new land a settlement subject to or connected with the parent nation | 24 | |
4689117175 | Communism | System of social organizations based on the holding of all property in common, actual owner ship being ascribed to the community as a whole or the the state | 25 | |
4689117176 | Confucianism | System of ethics, eduction, and statesmanship taught by Confucius and his disciples, stressing love for humanity, ancestor worship, reverence for parents, harmony in thought and conduct | 26 | |
4689117177 | Copious | Large in quantity or number | 27 | |
4689117178 | Culture | The behaviors and beliefs characteristics of a particular social, ethnic, or age group | 28 | |
4689117179 | Daoism | Alternate romanization of Taoism | 29 | |
4689117180 | Deforestation | To clear forest or trees | 30 | |
4689117181 | Demography | The science of vital and social statistics, as of births, deaths, diseases, marriages, etc, of populations | 31 | |
4689117182 | Derive | To revive or obtain from a source or origin | 32 | |
4689117183 | Diaspora | The scattering of Jews to countries outside of Palestine after the Babylonian captivity | 33 | |
4689117184 | Divine | 34 | ||
4689117185 | Dynasty | 35 | ||
4689117186 | Economic | 36 | ||
4689117187 | Edict | 37 | ||
4689117188 | Egalitarian | 38 | ||
4689117189 | Empire | 39 | ||
4689117190 | Encroach | 40 | ||
4689117191 | Epidemic | 41 | ||
4689117192 | Equitable | 42 | ||
4689117193 | Enthocentrism | 43 | ||
4689117194 | Feudalism | 44 | ||
4689117195 | Forage | 45 | ||
4689117196 | Fundamental | 46 | ||
4689117197 | Genocide | 47 | ||
4689117198 | Globalization | 48 | ||
4689117199 | Hegemony | 49 | ||
4689117200 | Hierarchy | 50 | ||
4689117201 | Hinduism | 51 | ||
4689117202 | Ideology | 52 | ||
4689117203 | Imperialism | 53 | ||
4689117204 | Intercursion | 54 | ||
4689117205 | Indentured Servant | 55 | ||
4689117206 | Indignant | 56 | ||
4689117207 | Industrial | 57 | ||
4689117208 | Inflation | 58 | ||
4689117209 | Institution | 59 | ||
4689117210 | Intermediary | 60 | ||
4689117211 | Judaism | 61 | ||
4689117212 | Lambast | 62 | ||
4689117213 | Legitimate | 63 | ||
4689117214 | Malfeasance | 64 | ||
4689117215 | Manufacture | 65 | ||
4689117216 | Maritime | 66 | ||
4689117217 | Matriarchy | 67 | ||
4689117218 | Medieval | 68 | ||
4689117219 | Merchant | 69 | ||
4689117220 | Monarchy | 70 | ||
4689117221 | Monotheism | 71 | ||
4689117222 | Munificence | 72 | ||
4689117223 | Myraid | 73 | ||
4689117224 | Nation | 74 | ||
4689117225 | Negligible | 75 | ||
4689117226 | Neolithic | 76 | ||
4689117227 | Nobility | 77 | ||
4689117228 | Nomad(ic) | 78 | ||
4689117229 | Pagan | 79 | ||
4689117230 | Pandemic | 80 | ||
4689117231 | Papacy | 81 | ||
4689117232 | Parity | 82 | ||
4689117233 | Pastoral | 83 | ||
4689117234 | Patriarchy | 84 | ||
4689117235 | Periodization | 85 | ||
4689117236 | Placate | 86 | ||
4689117237 | Plethora | 87 | ||
4689117238 | Polytheism | 88 | ||
4689117239 | Prehistoric | 89 | ||
4689117240 | Prevalent | 90 | ||
4689117241 | Primary Source | 91 | ||
4689117242 | Prolific | 92 | ||
4689117243 | Protestant | 93 | ||
4689117244 | Prowess | 94 | ||
4689117245 | Rational | 95 | ||
4689117246 | Reform | 96 | ||
4689117247 | Regime | 97 | ||
4689117248 | Revolution | 98 | ||
4689117249 | Rural | 99 | ||
4689117442 | Scribe | 100 | ||
4689117443 | Secondary Source | 101 | ||
4689117444 | Secular | 102 | ||
4689117445 | Serf | 103 | ||
4689117446 | Shaman | 104 | ||
4689117447 | Slave | 105 | ||
4689117448 | State | 106 | ||
4689117449 | Stratified | 107 | ||
4689117450 | Subjective | 108 | ||
4689117451 | Subjugate | 109 | ||
4689117452 | Surplus | 110 | ||
4689117453 | Syncretic | 111 | ||
4689117454 | Textile | 112 | ||
4689117455 | Theocracry | 113 | ||
4689117456 | Tumultuous | 114 | ||
4689117457 | Ubiquitous | 115 | ||
4689117458 | Urban | 116 | ||
4689117459 | Veneration | 117 | ||
4689117460 | Xenophobic | 118 |
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