Mainly India and China
Africa
Africa and Middle East
Middle East
Middle East, Latin America, and U.N.
100
The movement neutral countries in the Cold War were part of.
Nonalignment Movement
100
What retaining the African borders decided at the Berlin Conference 1884-1885 even after decolonization led to.
Ethnic/cultural/religious conflict
100
West African storytellers tasked with passing down history via oral tradition.
Griots
100
The Balfour Declaration of 1917 pushed for the establishment of a national homeland for Jewish people, which is part of this ideology (ism).
Zionism
100
The type of government/cultural traditions that Islamic fundamentalists oppose.
Secular/Western
200
The result of religious differences between Hindus and Muslims.
Partition/division of India and Pakistan in 1947
200
Africans formed trade unions to fund independence movements to remove European colonial powers from the continent during this process.
Decolonization
200
A system in which white South Africans, who were the minority, were given more rights and freedoms than black South Africans, who were the majority, was dismantled with the help of Nelson Mandela.
Apartheid
200
The differences in religion between Israelis and Palestinians.
Israelis - Jewish
Palestinians - Muslim
200
An organization meant to promote economic development and democracy within the Western hemisphere (North/South American continents).
Organization of American States (OAS)
300
An area disputed between India and Pakistan.
300
The African country Jomo Kenyatta is often considered the "Father" of.
Kenya
300
• Third President of Egypt (1970-1981)
• Agreed to peace with Israel in the Camp David Peace Accords
• Assassinated in 1981
Anwar Sadat
300
The result of rumors of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), the aggression of Saddam Hussein, and the protection of oil interests.
US involvement in the Iraq War
300
Salvador Allende was deposed by the United States and replaced with this anti-communist leader in Chile.
Augusto Pinochet
400
Refers to the use of technology to increase agricultural production in India.
Green Revolution
400
The site of a genocide against the Tutsis perpetrated by Hutus.
Rwanda
400
The site of a conflict between a nationality of Arabs, who are predominantly Muslim, and group who are predominantly Jewish.
Israel/Palestine
400
The system of temporary European control of Ottoman territory after World War I that established the current borders of the Middle East.
Mandate System
400
U.S. troops were deployed to this Caribbean nation in 1994 to remove a military regime that had overthrown the democratic government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
Haiti
500
The site of a protest for democratic reforms in China.
Tiananmen Square
500
A deadly sexually transmitted disease that continues to harm Africa.
HIV/AIDS
500
Resulted in the Israeli population of Israel/Palestine outnumbering Palestinians.
Law of Return 1950
500
A religious garment worn by Muslim women that concerns the rules of modesty.
Burqa
500
The United Nations adopted this document after World War II in 1948.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights