GCSE History key spellings
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Khrushchev |
The leader of Russia after Stalin died, was Dimitri Khrushchev.
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compensation |
He got big compensation after the car accident.
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collapse |
The collapse of the Twin Towers happened on 11th September 2001.
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occupy |
They should occupy the house immediately.
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integration |
After slavery, many white Americans were opposed to the integration of black Americans into society.
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revolution |
We are learning about the Industrial revolution.
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invasion |
The invasion of Poland led to the end of Britain's policy of appeasement towards the Nazis and war was declared.
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military |
Someone not in the military is a civilian.
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missile |
An intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is a ballistic missile with a minimum range of more than 5,500 kilometres.
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containment |
The Japanese are trying to to make sure the nuclear shit doesn't break containment or it will get into the sea.
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