CH. 4 Definitions

A type of news reporting that may stretch the truth and even lie to its readers

A type of journalism focused on environmental issues

A style of journalism that uses only black and white images

A form of journalism that reports only sports news

A small garden in a city

A large farm, usually in a warm climate, on which many workers, servants, or enslaved people live and work

A type of factory for producing textiles

A large building used for storing grain

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization, military force, or other means

A type of government where the emperor has no power

A form of art that uses only gold and silver

A method of farming that uses only natural resources

To describe the quality of something as being more impressive or unusual than it actually is

To make something smaller than it is

To draw a picture with lots of details

To write a story with no characters

A formal, written agreement between peoples or nations

A type of tree found in tropical forests

A kind of dessert made with fruit

A musical instrument from ancient times

A feeling produced in a situation when people do not trust each other

A type of fabric used in making clothes

A method of cooking that uses steam

A style of dance from the 1920s

The members of a volunteer cavalry organized by Theodore Roosevelt

A group of explorers who discovered the North Pole

A team of scientists studying volcanoes

A band of musicians from the 1800s

Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view

A type of music that originated in the 1960s

A method of cooking using open flames

A style of painting that uses only primary colors

The act of setting up a colony away from one's place of origin

A process of making clothes from wool

A technique used in ancient pottery

A form of dance that originated in Europe

The profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations

A type of ancient weapon used in battles

A method of preserving food using salt

A style of architecture from the 18th century