US History vocabulary week of January 6

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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is a caste?
Back
A caste is a social class or group in a hierarchical system.
Answer explanation
A caste refers to a social class or group within a hierarchical system, often associated with specific roles, privileges, and social status, distinguishing it from other options like clothing, government, or food.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Colonial Economy
Back
A system where colonial powers extract resources from colonies for their own benefit.
Answer explanation
Colonial economy refers to a system where colonial powers extract resources from colonies for their own benefit, often prioritizing profit over the development of local economies or industries.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the primary characteristic of a caste system?
Back
It is a hereditary social hierarchy.
Answer explanation
The primary characteristic of a caste system is that it is a hereditary social hierarchy, where social status is assigned at birth and typically remains fixed throughout an individual's life.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
How did colonial powers typically benefit from a colonial economy?
Back
By extracting and exporting resources from colonies.
Answer explanation
Colonial powers primarily benefited by extracting and exporting resources from colonies, which provided them with raw materials and wealth, rather than investing in local industries or promoting self-governance.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is a common feature of colonial economies?
Back
Dependence on the export of raw materials.
Answer explanation
Colonial economies typically relied on the export of raw materials to the colonial powers, which were then processed and sold. This dependence limited local industrialization and wealth distribution.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Egalitarian
Back
Egalitarian is a belief in equality and equal rights for all individuals.
Answer explanation
Egalitarian is a belief in equality and equal rights for all individuals, emphasizing that everyone should have the same opportunities and treatment, which distinguishes it from government systems or economic models.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Empire
Back
An empire is a significant political entity that rules over extensive territories and diverse populations.
Answer explanation
An empire is defined as a significant political entity that governs large areas and various peoples, distinguishing it from cultural movements, economic systems, or local governments.
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