A | B |
Exploration | Travelling to find a country to learn about it |
Perception | A way of seeing things |
Flat Earth | A theory from the past about the configration of the earth |
New World | The world beyond the known world and discovered in more recent times |
Colonisation | The process by which countries gain political power over other countries |
Interactions | The meeting together of two cultures |
Impacts | The concequences of the meeting of two or more cultures |
Nations | The community of people forming a sovereign state |
Societies | Organised and independent communities |
Partition of Africa | The division of Africa by European powers |
Ethnicity | Group of people sharing a common nationaliry of tradition |
Minority | A relatively small group of people deffering from others |
Treaties | A formal agreement between nations/people regarding sovereignty or control |
Indigenous people | First people in a land |
Tangata Whenua | Indigenous people of Aotearoa/NZ |
Assimilation | The absorption of one group of people into the cultures and tradions of another |
Integration | A combination of two groups of people into one nation |
Rejection | A refusal to accept a group of people or proposal |
Culture | Customs or achievements of a particular group of people |
Known World | The world as it was known in Ancient Times |