Pan-Africanism &
Pan-Arabism
Rise of Women as World Leaders, Part I
Rise of Women as World Leaders, Part II
Opposition Movements,
Part I
Opposition Movements,
Part II
100

This movement aimed to unite people of African descent worldwide.

Pan-Africanism

100

She became Israel’s first female prime minister in 1969.

Golda Meir

100

Indira Gandhi supported cooperation among developing nations through this Cold War group.

Non‑Aligned Movement

100

This movement worked to end racial segregation and inequality in South Africa.

Anti‑Apartheid movement

100

The Berlin Wall fell after protests and confusion over these government policies.

Change in travel restrictions (or border policy confusion)

200

This movement attempted to unite Arab people across the Middle East and North Africa.

Pan-Arabism

200

This war happened while Golda Meir was prime minister of Israel.

Yom Kippur War

200

She was Britain’s first female prime minister.

Margaret Thatcher

200

This leader became a global symbol of resistance against apartheid.

Nelson Mandela

200

These protests were significant because they showed the struggle for democracy and human rights under an authoritarian government.

Tiananmen Square Protests 

300

This word means people spread out from their original homeland.

Diaspora

300

Golda Meir signed this important document in 1948.

Israel’s Declaration of Independence

300

Margaret Thatcher supported this type of economy with private businesses.

free‑market economy

300

This organization helped pressure South Africa by imposing sanctions and condemning apartheid.

The United Nations (UN)

300

The Tiananmen Square protests were significant because the government used military force, showing limits on democracy in this country.

China

400

He was the first president of Ghana and a major leader of Pan‑Africanism.

Kwame Nkrumah

400

She became prime minister of India and was assassinated by her bodyguards.

Indira Gandhi

400

This war helped increase Thatcher’s popularity in the early 1980s.

Falklands War

400

This wall was built in 1961 to stop people from leaving East Germany for West Germany.

Berlin Wall

400

The Chinese government declared this before sending in the military to Tiananmen Square.

Marshall law

500

This organization was created in 1945 to promote cooperation among Arab states.

Arab League

500

Indira Gandhi helped increase food production by using/implementing these.

New farming techniques and agricultural reforms

500

This tax change helped cause protests and led to Margaret Thatcher’s resignation.

The poll tax

500

The fall of the Berlin Wall helped lead to the end of this political system in Eastern Europe.

Communism

500

The long‑term effect of Tiananmen Square was continued calls for this.

Human rights (or social justice)