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What is the capital of Africa?
What is the capital of Africa?
Which of the following is a country?
Which of the following is a country?
Which of these is a country in Europe?
Which of these is a country in Europe?
Denmark is known for which of the following?
Denmark is known for which of the following?
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Which country is famous for its pyramids?
Which country is famous for its pyramids?
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What is the capital of Sweden?
What is the capital of Sweden?
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Name a country that starts with 'I'.
Name a country that starts with 'I'.
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What is the term for the act of ruling over others unjustly?
What is the term for the act of ruling over others unjustly?
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What is the activity called of forced displacement?
What is the activity called of forced displacement?
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Study Notes
Geography and Countries
- Africa: The second-largest continent, home to 54 countries.
- Austria: A landlocked country in Central Europe known for its rich cultural history and the Alps.
- Canada: The second-largest country by land area, located in North America, known for its natural beauty and multicultural population.
- Denmark: A Nordic country in Europe, known for its high standard of living and strong welfare state.
- Egypt: Known for its ancient civilization and landmarks such as the Pyramids and the Nile River.
- Europe: A continent that includes diverse cultures, languages, and historical contexts, made up of over 40 countries.
- Finland: A Scandinavian country noted for its education system and natural landscapes.
- France: A western European country famous for its art, fashion, and the Eiffel Tower.
- Germany: Known for its influence in European history, robust economy, and high-quality engineering.
- Greece: Known for its ancient history, mythology, and contributions to modern philosophy and democracy.
- Holland: Often used to refer to the Netherlands, known for its flat landscape, canals, and windmills.
- India: The seventh-largest country by land area, rich in cultural diversity and the world's largest democracy.
- Ireland: An island nation known for its lush landscapes, rich folklore, and vibrant culture.
- Israel: A Middle Eastern country with a significant historical and religious heritage, known as the Holy Land.
- Italy: Renowned for its historical heritage, art, and influential culture, including cities like Rome and Florence.
- Japan: An island nation known for its technology, unique culture, and beautiful landscapes.
Social and Political Concepts
- Army: A military force composed of soldiers trained for land warfare, often responsible for national defense.
- Country: A distinct territorial body or political entity that is recognized as an independent nation.
- Government: The system or group of people governing an organized community, often a state.
- Law: A system of rules that are created and enforced through social or governmental institutions.
- Oppression: The systematic mistreatment and exploitation of a group based on identity, class, or beliefs.
- Persecution: Hostile and abusive treatment, often based on religion or ethnicity.
- Slavery: The condition in which individuals are owned and controlled by others, denied personal freedom and rights.
- War: A state of armed conflict between different nations or groups often resulting in substantial casualties and loss.
Natural Disasters and Challenges
- Disease: An abnormal condition affecting the body that can be caused by infection, environmental factors, or genetic predispositions.
- Earthquake: A sudden and intense shaking of the ground, caused by the movement of tectonic plates.
- Economic Depression: A prolonged period of economic downturn, characterized by high unemployment and decreased trade.
- Flooding: Overflow of water onto normally dry land, which can cause destruction and displacement.
- Move away: To leave one's place of residence to settle in another location.
- Summon: To call someone to a specified place or to order their presence, often related to legal or official settings.
Miscellaneous Terms
- Create: To bring something into existence or to produce.
- Escape: To break free from confinement or control.
- Leave: To depart from a place or condition.
- Lie: To make an untrue statement with the intention of deceiving.
- Fomped: Specific term not widely recognized; potentially a typo or niche usage contingent on context.
- Taiwan: An island located in East Asia, known for its vibrant economy and democratic political system.
- Sweden: A Nordic country known for its welfare system, sustainability efforts, and stunning natural landscapes.
- Switzerland: A landlocked country in Central Europe known for its neutrality and high quality of life.
- Scotland: A country that is part of the United Kingdom, known for its distinct culture, cuisine, and landscapes.
- Yugoslavia: A former federation in Southeast Europe that dissolved in the 1990s into several independent nations.
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Test your knowledge of countries and related terms in American Sign Language (ASL) with this engaging flashcard quiz. Each card presents a word and its definition, enhancing your vocabulary and understanding of global concepts. Great for learners of all levels!
