Chapter 23 - AP World History

What was the explosive growth of cities after 1900 that made the world an "urban place" called?

By 2017, how many megacities were there?

What was the belief that employment opportunities and a better future awaited people in developed countries?

What was it called when people moved often illegally and with few skills, to escape poverty?

What program brought 4.5 million Mexican agricultural workers to America (1942-1964)

Cultural Globalization has heavy currents from what region to the rest of the world?

Japanese moga also means what?

What was a warmer and often wetter period that began following the end of the last Ice Age known as?

What is the era in which humankind has been living for the past 12,000 years?

Who stated that during the Holocene Era, human environment was favorable to humans, making it the "garden of eden" era?

What term do scientists and environmental historians use to designate the contemporary era since the advent of the Industrial Revolution?

What does the Anthropocene era mean?

What had become the world's most pressing environmental issue by the early 21st century?

What chemical thinned out the ozone layer and also became illegal to be used?

What is the 7 million square mile area of garbage in the North Pacific called?

12 of 20 of the world's most polluted cities were in which country during 2004?

The large cities, Beijing, Mexico City, Bangkok, Tokyo, Manila, and many more, have been measurably sinking over the past century because of what?

How much has the sea level risen since 1850?

In 2016, how many of the coral reefs died within Australia's Great Barrier Reef?

What triggered the 2nd wave of environmentalism in the beginning of the 1960s?

Who wrote the book Silent Spring in 1962?

What committed 195 countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in 2015?

What greatly increased agricultural output through the massive application of new chemicals and new technologies like tractors and mechanical harvesters?

How many waves of the influenza pandemic swept through the globe in 1918 and 1919?

Around how many people died from the initial waves of the influenza pandemic?

What disease sparked a 2nd global pandemic at the beginning of the 1980s?

Which disease spread primarily through sexual contact, contaminated blood products, or sharing of needles?

What is the full form of HIV?

What is the full form of AIDS?

In the 21st century, which new biological threats prompted international efforts to identify and track the spread of?

What was a military piety hostile to secularism and religious pluralism called?

What fundamentalist movement took place in independent India during the 1980s?

What's the meaning of Hindutva

What is the full form of BJP?

Who was India's first prime minister?

What was a big factor for the decline of religious beliefs and practices?

What term was coined meaning the "simple recognition of the fact that one is black?"

What poet coined the term "negritude?"

When was the UN Declaration of Human Rights established?