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INDEPENDENCE & NATIONALISM in the developing World
South & Southeast Asia
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AGENDA
The Middle East
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Africa and Latin America
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principale of nonaligment: Jawaharal Nehru's refusal to align India with any bloc or alliance.
transfer: to take over the control of.
role: a socially-expected behavior pattern.
discrimination: prejudical treatment usually based on race, religion, class, sex, or age.
South and Southeast Asia
HOW FAR
WE’VE COME
The Middle east
issue: a vital or unsettled matter
Pan-Arabism: Arab unity, regardless of national boundaries.
revenue: the yield of sources of income that a nation or state collects and deposits into its treasury for public use
Intifada: "uprising"; a militant movement that arose during the 1980s among supporters of the Palenstine Liberation Orginazation living in Isreal.
NEW
GOALS
ACTION
PLAN
parallel: having the same direction or course; similar.
goal: an aim or purpose.
apartheid: "apartness"; the system racial segregation in South Africa from 1950's until 1991.
diverse: varied andnot alike.
Pan-Africanism: the unity of black Africans, regardless of national boundaries.
H.I.V./ A.I.D.S.: human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; any of the strands HIV-1 and HIV-2 that infect and destroy the immune systems helper T-cells causing a larger drop in their numbers, and becomes AIDS when a person has 20% or less than the normal level of helper T-cells.
theme: a subject or topic of artistic work
consent: approval
privitization: the sale of government-owned companies to private firms.
trade embargo: a policy of prohibiting trade with a particular country.
target: something or someone marked for attack.
cartels: groups of drug businesses.
megacity: a very large city.
magic realism: a form of expression unique to Latin American literature; it combines realistic events with dreamlike or fantasy backgrounds.