Monarchy
Monarchy: a country ruled by a king or queen who has usually inherited the position rather than been elected by the people.
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Monarchy: a country ruled by a king or queen who has usually inherited the position rather than been elected by the people.
A measure of the “money” available to buy goods and services.
The single-species cultivation of food or tree crops, usually very economical and productive but threatening to natural diversity and change.
A seasonal wind, especially in south Asia.
A 1989 international treaty to ban chlorofluorocarbons.
A rainy, deforested upland, covered with grass or heather and often underlain by water-soaked peat.
A ridge or hill of rock carried and finally deposited by a glacier.
MDCs – The world’s wealthier countries.
The number of deaths per thousand.
An Islamic place of worship, where Muslims pray facing toward the holy city of Mecca.
A volcano in Tanzania in Africa, also Africa’s highest peak.
Formed from Asia and India’s collision over 60 million years ago, the Himalayas house Everest, the tallest mountain on Earth.
The Muslim empire was established in the early 1500s over much of India, which brought new customs that sometimes conflicted with those of native Hindus.
The founder and a prophet of Islam, who lived part of his life in Mecca.
A person of mixed European and black ancestry.
Multicultural: a group of people or a society made up of different ethnic groups.
A corporation that engages in business worldwide.
Companies that operate, at least in part, outside their home countries.
Farming patterns in which several crops are raised on the same plot of land in the course of a year or even a season.
A state founded in the 15th century by a man named mutota extended throughout all of present-day Zimbabwe except the eastern part.