Development and Sustainability
Once The Millenium Development Goals 'Expired' in 2015, This New Agenda Was Adopted to Be More Environmentally Aware and Universally Applicable.
Sustainable Development Goals
While Economic Liberals Prefer Free Trade Policies, Neomercantilists Generally Prefer This Form of Activist Economic Policy.
Protectionism
This written piece by Martin Luther King Jr. outlined the importance of civil disobedience in response to unjust laws.
Letter from Birmingham Jail
The Modern Cultural Landscape of Latin America is Mainly Shaped by Syncretization of These Three Cultural Backgrounds.
Iberian/Spanish and Portuguese, Various Indigenous Groups, and Various African Groups.
It wasn't until the 1990's that South Africa was able to formally put an end to this system of brutal institutionalized segregation.
Apartheid
This Development Initiative is an Attempt by China to Garner Allies Through Providing Various Infrastructure Projects to Developing Countries
Belt and Road Initiative
This Economic Model-Associated with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher-Is Characterized by Deregulation of the Free Market.
Neoliberalism
This contemporary group was formed in response to the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's murderer in 2013.
Black Lives Matter
The Majority Of People On Earth Speak a Language From This Language Family
Indo-European
This leader is generally seen as the face of the Haitian Revolution
Toussaint L'ouverture
Absolute Poverty is Concerned with an Inability to Meet Basic Survival Needs. In Contrast, This Type of Poverty is Concerned with The Inability to Fully Participate in One's Society.
Relative Poverty
In Traditional Marxist Theory, This Concept Refers to the Separation of People From Their Labor, Fellow Workers, and Themselves Which Occurs Under Capitalism.
Alienation
This civil rights figure was key to the founding of the NAACP, and the first African-American to earn a doctorate at Harvard
W.E.B. Du Bois
This Mountain in Africa Has Played a Major Role in The Cultural Identity, Religious Beliefs, and Survivability of Various Different Cultural Groups Throughout History.
Mount Kilimanjaro
The name of this boat is used to describe the generation of people who migrated from the British-Caribbean to mainland Britain in order to help rebuild in the post-war era.
HMT Empire Windrush
This Term-Popular in South American Countries With Large Indigenous Populations-Alludes To The Idea That Harmony with One's Community and Surrounding Environment is More Important than 'Development'
Buen Vivir
This Term Refers to The Post-WW2 Economic Order Wherein Governments Were Supposed Permit Free International Trade While Protecting The Citizenry Through Welfare and Social Protections.
Embedded Liberalism
This amendment gave citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil (jus soli). In effect, overturning the "Dred Scott vs Sanford" case which barred African-Americans from U.S. citizenship.
14th Amendment
Although a Diverse Cultural makeup, This Broad Group is Known For Their Elaborate Tattoos and Seafaring Abilities.
Polynesian Peoples
In the Battle of Ada, this country was able to defeat Italy and remain uncolonized during the Scramble for Africa, and would remain unconquered until World War Two.
Ethiopia
This Term From Dependency Theory Refers To How The Same Processes of Development Making Developed Countries Wealthy Causes Poorer Countries to Be Less Developed.
Underdevelopment
This Theory-Developed by Neo-marxist Philosopher Antonio Gramsci, Posits that The Ruling Class in Society Maintains Control Through The Shaping of Cultural Beliefs. For Example: Mass Media, Religion, and Education.
Cultural Hegemony
This 19th century activist described the difficulties of intersectionality in the Civil Rights movement with her "Aint I a Woman" speech.
Sojourner Truth
Uniquely, This Himalayan Country Measures Development Through a 'Gross National Happiness Index', Centered On Citizen Wellbeing, Cultural, and Environmental Preservation.
Bhutan
This martial art from Brazil is combined with dancing and musical elements; The art represents the culture of Afro-Brazilians another historical resistance to institutional oppression
Capoeira