Africa Vocab Hard
Europe Vocab
Economic Interdependence
Europe Vocab Hard
Africa Vocab
100

Dutch, French, and German settlers and their descendants in South Africa.

What is: Afrikaners?
100

A system of government that is centralized and dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state.

What is: Totalitarianism?

100

An economic activity that includes collecting, harvesting, or extracting natural resources.

What is: Primary level of economic activity

100

The world's physical features, landforms, bodies of water, climates, soils and plants.

What is: Physical features?

100

Periods where little rain falls and crops are damaged

What is: Drought?

200

South Africa's government policy of separation of races that was abandoned in the 1980's.

What is: Apartheid?

200

A political system in which the government owns all property and dominates all aspects of life.

What is: Communism?

200

An economic activity that includes the act of processing and manufacturing natural resources.

What is: Secondary level of economic activity?
200

The effort to remove all members of an ethnic group from a country or religion.

What is: Ethnic cleansing?

200

The spread of desert like conditions

What is: Desertification?

300
The belief that bodies of water, animals, trees, and other natural objects have spirits.

What is: Animism?

300

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, it provides security against the Soviet Union for European countries.

What is: NATO?

300

An economic activity that includes the act of providing a service to someone.

What is: Tertiary level of economic activity?

300

Describe or portray something precisely.

What is: Delineated?

300

An extreme shortage of food.

What is: Famine?
400

Afrikaners frontier farmers in South Africa.

What is: Boers?
400

Energy produced from the heat of Earth’s interior.

What is: Geothermal Energy?

400

The livelihood in which someone will make or gather their own resources only for themselves.

What is: Subsistence livelihoods?

400


A type of government in which a king shares power with an elected parliament and a prime minister.


What is: Parliamentary Monarchy?

400

The intentional destruction of a people.

What is: Genocide?

500

Places on Earth's surface where the crust stretches until it breaks.

What is: Rift Valley?

500

Conflict between 2 or more different nations.

What is: International Conflict?

500

A regional integration system that works to bring down tariffs and establish free trade.

What is: Mercosur?

500

A type of democracy in which a monarch serves as a head of state but a legislature makes the laws.

What is: Constitutional Monarchy?

500

A condition of not getting enough nutrients from food.

What is: Malnutrition?

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