History Vocabulary

1. / a device which reproduces sound.
2. / the authority and right of a state or people to govern itself independently.
3. / the electric charge created by positive and negative particles in the air.
5. / the policy of isolating one's country from participating with others.
9. / a instrument that allows people to communicate over long distances.
13. / a term used by the Chinese to refer to foreigners.
15. / a heavily populated area of a city. Generally run down.
17. / the act of joining together as one unit.
19. / political realism or practical politics.
20. / a small part of a virus put into the body so that the body learns to protect its self.
22. / the buying and selling of goods, particularly on a large scale.
23. / to remove from an office or a position of power.

1. / the thing people do to milk to kill off microorganisms.
4. / something that is disgraceful or worthy or degrading and worthy of public shame.
6. / a people group who were famous for being warlike, self disciplined, stoical, severe and frugal
7. / operating on the belief that one ethnic group, nation or culture is superior to all others.
8. / something paid by way of compensation for something damaged or lost.
10. / forced removal from one's country.
11. / something that can make money and lead to a lot of wealth
12. / an extensive territory made up of a number peoples or nations.
14. / to selfishly use someone or something to achieve one's own goals.
16. / a slow or difficult journey.
18. / a public institution where poor people did unpaid work in return for food and shelter.
21. / superior or exceptional skill,strength or courage,especially in battle.