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Key words for GCSE History
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ally |
An ally is someone who is on your side.
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alliance |
An alliance is a union formed between two countries.
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tension |
If there is tension between two groups, it means there is a tense relationship between them.
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rivalry |
If there is a rivalry between two groups, it means there is competition between them.
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warfare |
Warfare refers to the activities associated with war and conflict.
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civil |
A civil war is a war between groups within the same country.
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war |
A civil war is a war between groups within the same country.
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conference |
A conference is a prearranged meeting for consultation, exchange of information, or discussion.
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pact |
Pact is another word for agreement.
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treaty |
A treaty is a formal agreement between countries.
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doctrine |
A belief or set of beliefs is called a doctrine.
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summit |
A summit is a meeting between representatives of different countries.
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ultimatum |
Ultimatum is another word for demand.
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diplomacy |
Diplomacy is the management of international relations.
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blockade |
A blockade blocks resources from reaching where they need to go.
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political |
If something is political, it means it relates to the government or public affairs of a country.
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social |
If something is social, it means it relates to society.
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economic |
If something is economic, it means it relates to the economy.
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refugee |
A refugee is someone who seeks refuge in another country after fleeing danger.
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