Movement Vocab Review

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In historical contexts, 'Ordained' refers to:

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Being formally given a title or position in a religious context.

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Historical use of 'Inevitable'

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Unavoidable or certain to happen

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Meaning of 'Refute' in historical context?

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Prove it wrong or false.

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'Destiny' in historical narratives is viewed as:

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A predetermined course of events or an inevitable future.

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Instability in history describes:

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Situations where governments, economies, or societies are not secure.

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Influx in historical records refers to:

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A large arrival of people, often due to migration or invasion.

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In historical contexts, 'Resent' relates to:

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Feelings of dissatisfaction or anger towards something perceived as unfair.

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In historical documents, who are 'Detainees'?

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People held in custody, especially during conflicts or under authoritarian regimes.

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Annexation historically describes the process of a country adding territory, often by force or without consent.

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The process of a country adding new territory, often by force or without the consent of those living there.

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Cession in history refers to a country or state formally giving up land, often after a war or treaty.

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The process of a country or state formally giving up land, usually after a war or as part of a treaty.