Identity:to establishthe definitionof someoneor somethingForced LaborSystems:Peopleemployedagainst theirwillPoliticalStructure:The way inwhichgovernment isorganizedc.1750-c.1900Nation-State:an state generallyinhabited bypeople sharingsimilar culture,language, andhistoryConsumerism:Focus onacquiring andconsuminggoodsDescribe:to illustratesomethingusing facts,reasoning, andargumentsDiffusion:Spread ofgoods andservices fromone society toanotherc (circa)B.C.E. (beforecommon eraC.E. (commonera)EconomicInteraction:Trade betweentwo or morenationsEvaluate:to examine andjudge thesignificance,determine thevalueCompare:to examine andnote thesimilarities ordifferences of twoor more elementsc.600C.E. -c. 1450Economic/PoliticalProminence:Financial orgovernmentimportanceAnalyze:to determinethe nature andrelationship ofthe componentelementsDemographicShift:Populationchange overtimeTrade Systems:The organizedway good areexchangedbetweennationsEconomic System:How (state/nation)allocate exchangeof goods andservicesGlobalProcesses:interactionsinfluencingcollective humanexperiencesPolitical Change:A transformationin the structure ofgovernmentand/or itsleadership.ImperialExpansion:Policy of extendinga nations authorityby territorialacquisitionHyperurbanization:Rapidgrowth in thepopulationc.1450-c. 1750Bureaucracy:Structuredadministrativesystem withrules, hierarchyand proceduresIdentity:to establishthe definitionof someoneor somethingForced LaborSystems:Peopleemployedagainst theirwillPoliticalStructure:The way inwhichgovernment isorganizedc.1750-c.1900Nation-State:an state generallyinhabited bypeople sharingsimilar culture,language, andhistoryConsumerism:Focus onacquiring andconsuminggoodsDescribe:to illustratesomethingusing facts,reasoning, andargumentsDiffusion:Spread ofgoods andservices fromone society toanotherc (circa)B.C.E. (beforecommon eraC.E. (commonera)EconomicInteraction:Trade betweentwo or morenationsEvaluate:to examine andjudge thesignificance,determine thevalueCompare:to examine andnote thesimilarities ordifferences of twoor more elementsc.600C.E. -c. 1450Economic/PoliticalProminence:Financial orgovernmentimportanceAnalyze:to determinethe nature andrelationship ofthe componentelementsDemographicShift:Populationchange overtimeTrade Systems:The organizedway good areexchangedbetweennationsEconomic System:How (state/nation)allocate exchangeof goods andservicesGlobalProcesses:interactionsinfluencingcollective humanexperiencesPolitical Change:A transformationin the structure ofgovernmentand/or itsleadership.ImperialExpansion:Policy of extendinga nations authorityby territorialacquisitionHyperurbanization:Rapidgrowth in thepopulationc.1450-c. 1750Bureaucracy:Structuredadministrativesystem withrules, hierarchyand procedures

APWH Frequently Used Terms - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. B-Identity: to establish the definition of someone or something
  2. N-Forced Labor Systems: People employed against their will
  3. O-Political Structure: The way in which government is organized
  4. O-c.1750-c.1900
  5. I-Nation-State: an state generally inhabited by people sharing similar culture, language, and history
  6. I-Consumerism: Focus on acquiring and consuming goods
  7. G-Describe: to illustrate something using facts, reasoning, and arguments
  8. G-Diffusion: Spread of goods and services from one society to another
  9. I-c (circa) B.C.E. (before common era C.E. (common era)
  10. O-Economic Interaction: Trade between two or more nations
  11. O-Evaluate: to examine and judge the significance, determine the value
  12. N-Compare: to examine and note the similarities or differences of two or more elements
  13. N-c.600 C.E. - c. 1450
  14. B-Economic/Political Prominence: Financial or government importance
  15. I-Analyze: to determine the nature and relationship of the component elements
  16. N-Demographic Shift: Population change over time
  17. B-Trade Systems: The organized way good are exchanged between nations
  18. I-Economic System: How (state/nation) allocate exchange of goods and services
  19. G-Global Processes: interactions influencing collective human experiences
  20. G-Political Change: A transformation in the structure of government and/or its leadership.
  21. B-Imperial Expansion: Policy of extending a nations authority by territorial acquisition
  22. O-Hyper urbanization: Rapid growth in the population
  23. G-c. 1450- c. 1750
  24. B-Bureaucracy: Structured administrative system with rules, hierarchy and procedures