Social studies year 10 revision

• One person has absolute power.
• Usually needs an army to control people.

• One leader that has control of everything.
• Often builds an army.

Someone you choose to represent you/put forward your views.

• Aims to give equal wealth to everyone.
• No one can own anything personally.
• Limited freedom of expression.
• Fails because every single person needs to agree.

A person/people in charge of running a country or area.

Where MP's meet to debate and vote on laws.

When 2 or more parties join together, usually to get enough seats in parliament to form a government.

• People vote for who they want as a leader.
• Representatives are elected to speak the views of people.

Something you are entitled to/allowed to have.

Something you have a duty/obligation to do.

• King, Queens, Emperor or Empress rules the country.
• Usually inherited.

Aims to give wealth equally to everyone.

Everyone tries to make as much money as possible.

There is still a royal family but they are not in charge.

An area represented by an MP.

When you vote for a person who you want to represent you.

When you vote for a political party you want in parliament.

Mixed Member Proportional.

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• National-John Key, Gerry Brownlee.
• Labour-David Cunliffe.
• United future-Peter Dunne

1914-1918

1939-1945

• Punishment for Germany's part in WW1.
• The terms were:
• Loss of land-Over 70,00 square km of land was taken from Germany and given to nearby countries.
• Loss of colonies:
• The treaty took away all of Germany's colonies overseas.
• Disarmament-The Army was not allowed tanks and was cut to 100,000 soldiers. The Navy wasn't allowed submarines. The air force was scraped.
• Rhineland-The German Army wasn't allowed withing 50 km of Rhineland.
• Blame-Germany got blamed for starting WW1.
• Reparations-Germany has ton pay for cost of repairing war damage.

Angry because they were not informed on how they were doing in the war and the Germans thought they were doing fine but then they forfeited.

1919

1920

1933

An official document that proves your identity/citizenship.

Allows you to enter a country for a set amount of time.

• Use a ruler.
• Have a title.
• Use even spacing.

The great depression is the period between 1929 and 1941 when the many people became poor due to their countries economic market collapsing and the government taking all the money from the banks to go towards paying off war damage repairs. Heaps of businesses closed and people became homeless.

It was embarrassing for men because they were ashamed that they had to get help from the Government.

It was better to be married because men got the dole and were allowed food from the soup kitchens.

The place where movement starts.

Central Business District.

Travelling with the purpose of learning about the environment.

Those moving against the main flow of migration.

An area of poorly constructed/temporary dwellings.

Moving to one area for a fixed time then moving on again.

The process of going to the workplace and back each day.

The movement of people to the city.

When refugees are returned to their homeland.

• Labour Party.
• Michael Joseph.

• New Zealand's main exporter is Britain.
• Britain can no longer buy products from NZ.
• NZ starts to have weak economy because we are not making as much money.
• This leads to unemployment etc..

After the Gallipoli war.

They wanted to help the king and shared the same belief that Britain was right and Germany was wrong.

The Maori were angry because they were not allowed to fight because the British thought that it was too cruel for the enemys to be killed by coloured people.

To take out the Turkish so they have easy access and so there are less people to fight.

It would of been hard to land without getting killed because it is a small area and the Turks were at shore, ready to fire when people arrive.