Vocab
Vocab
Vocab
Vocab
Vocab
100

 Immigration  

A person intending to establish a home citizenship in a country that is not their native country.

100

Cholera

A contagious disease that causes intentional problems and dehydration.

100

Demoncracy

A system of government in which citizens elect those who rule them.

100

Outspoken

Expressing an opinion clearly and directly.

100

Royal Commission

An official investigation established by the government (the crown).

200

Emigrant

A person who leaves their native country to establish a home and citizenship in another country. (moving between countries).

200

Quarntine

A pace where people with a contagious disease are required to stay, to separate them from healthy people and to prevent the spread of the disease.

200

Republic

A system of government that does not have monarch (usually democracy). 

200

Boycott

To refuse something as a way to recreate pressure for change.

200

Assimilate

to become part of a different cultural group.

300

Unemployment

Having no work.

300

Reformer

Someone who seeks change - to reform - establishes rules and arguments in society. 

300

Tyranny of the Majortiy

One person or group of people who holds power for their own interests. The phrase "tyranny of the majority" draws a parallel between power held by tyrant and power held by a majority in a democracy. 

300

Arms

Weapons.

300

Coalition

An alliance among different groups.

400
Famine

A shortage of food lading to starvation for many people.

400

Colonial Government

A government established in a colony and controlled by an imperial power such as Britain.

400

Epidemic

The infection of a large population by a disease.

400

Amnesty

A general pardon.

400

Self Government

Government that does not answer to an imperial power. 

500

Emigration

Leaving ones country to establish citizenship and a home in another country.

500

Advise

To give advice.

500

Crop Failure 

Damage of elimination of a food crop, such as wheat, because of drought, insect damage or some other natural cause.

500

Rebellion

A challenge to the authority of a recognised government.

500

Demographics

Data about the characteristics of a population, such as number, origin and age,