Conflict and Resolution Vocabulary
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What term describes a sudden change of government that is illegal and often violent?

  • Siege
  • Intervention
  • Civil War
  • Coup (correct)
  • Which of the following best describes 'tension' in a social context?

  • A harmonious relationship between groups
  • A situation lacking conflict or rivalry
  • A situation where people feel unfriendly and distrustful (correct)
  • A peaceful resolution of disputes
  • What does the term 'intervention' imply?

  • Maintaining the status quo
  • Taking action to improve or assist a situation (correct)
  • The act of ignoring a situation
  • Choosing not to participate in conflicts
  • Which of the following is a characteristic of a 'prototype'?

    <p>A model upon which other forms are developed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is indicated by 'aggressive' behavior?

    <p>Threatening and ready to attack demeanor</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What best defines 'civil war'?

    <p>A war between factions within the same country</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which term is used to describe a lack of thought or judgment?

    <p>Silly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'notable' refer to?

    <p>Deserving special attention because of importance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Key Concepts in Social Studies and General Vocabulary

    • Manner: A person's way of behaving.
    • Chores: Regular tasks, often domestic.
    • Silly: Showing a lack of judgment or understanding.
    • Invaded: Entering a country by force to take control.
    • Tension: A situation of distrust and potential conflict between people.
    • UN: The United Nations, an international organization aiming to improve global conditions peacefully.
    • Cease: To stop or end.
    • Notable: Important or deserving attention.
    • Dramatic: Sudden, significant, often surprising.
    • Associated: Connected, linked; one thing causing or happening with another.
    • Diverse: Varied; having many different types.
    • Aggressive: Angry, threatening, ready to attack.
    • Legitimate: Having a fair reason or justification.
    • Civil War: War between groups within a country.
    • Coup: An illegal and often violent overthrow of a government.
    • Intervention: Action to help or improve a situation.
    • Stereotype: A fixed, often untrue, idea about a person or group.
    • Fierce: Angry, aggressive, and frightening.
    • Challenging: Difficult but stimulating.
    • Statue: A sculpted representation of a person or animal.
    • Liberty: Freedom from government control.
    • Prototype: The first model of something, often used as a basis for future designs.
    • Ridges: High, pointed sections of a mountain.
    • Twist: To change the shape or position of something.
    • Bombard: To attack continuously with bombs or guns.
    • Forces: Physical action used to achieve something.
    • Spy: Someone who gathers secret information.
    • Siege: A military blockade of a town or city.
    • Hippies: People rejecting mainstream society, associated with the 1960s.

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    Test your understanding of essential vocabulary and concepts in social studies. This quiz covers terms related to behavior, conflict, and international organizations, providing insights into their meanings and implications. Perfect for students looking to enhance their knowledge in social studies.

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