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Key words for GCSE History
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capitalism |
Capitalism is an economic system which encourages the making and spending of money.
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communism |
Communism is an economic system in which property is collectively owned by that community.
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socialism |
Socialism is an economic system in which industry and services are owned by the community.
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Bolshevik |
A Bolshevik is a member of the Russian Bolshevik Party.
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collectivisation |
Collectivisation was a policy to create more efficient agricultural units.
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privatisation |
Privatisation is when something is transferred from being publicly owned to being privately owned.
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containment |
Containment refers to the idea of trying to contain Communism.
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Iron |
The Iron Curtain separated the East form the West.
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curtain |
The Iron Curtain separated the East form the West.
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buffer |
A buffer zone is a neutral area that works as a barrier between opponents.
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zone |
A buffer zone is a neutral area that works as a barrier between opponents.
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satellite |
A satellite state is formally independent but actually under the influence of another power.
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state |
A satellite state is formally independent but actually under the influence of another power.
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Bizone |
The Bizone was made up of American and British occupation zones in 1947,.
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Trizone |
The Trizone was made up of American, British, and French occupation zones in 1948,.
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jihad |
Jihad is the struggle against the enemies of Islam.
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de-Stalinisation |
De-Stalinisation describes the movement away from the policies and influence of Stalin.
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totalitarian |
A totalitarian government has total control over a country.
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autocracy |
An autocracy is a system of government in which one person has absolute power.
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brinkmanship |
Brinkmanship is threatening to use nuclear weapons in order to put pressure on an opponent.
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