1. A series of violent acts carried out to implant fear among the civilian population.

2. Person who has abandoned his or her country and cannot go back because of persecution on racial, religious, or nationality problems.

3. This is called so because white people thought of themselves superior to black people in South Africa.

4. This organization was founded in 1971 in Canada in order to protest against the testing of nuclear weapons. Since then, it has also focused on environmental problems.

5. Martin Luther King was famous for this among black people in the United States.

6. The woman’s movement which rose in the 1960s to claim their rights over their own body and demanding equality with men.

7. A cultural movement aimed at helping indigenous communities integrate with the social, political, and economical life of their country.

8. What are NGO’s?

9. Countries involved in the war in the Middle East for the control of oil reserves

10. Name of Iraqi leader who felt that he could resist the American invasion of his country.

11. What do you call the inter-dependence and communication between countries?

12. The Asian Tigers refer to what or whom?

13. Why were they called the Asian Tigers?

14. Which country made great advances in the development of software and telecommunications?

15. An economic system where a government manages a socialist system while at the same time adopting a free market system. Enterprises are publicly owned, and consumption is guided by public forces.

Name a country that has adopted market socialism as their economic policy.

17. Price that must be paid in order to transport goods from one country to another.

18. Group of countries that are members of the European Union and have adopted the Euro as a common currency within their territory.

19. When a person does not have the necessary resources to satisfy the basic needs like shelter, health, etc.

20. One indicator of poverty