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Cash Crops
Agricultural products grown for export, such as sugar, coffee, and rubber.
Coalition Government
A government formed by multiple parties that agree to work together, usually because no single party has won an outright majority in parliament.
Desegregation
The process of ending the separation of racial groups in public institutions such as schools, transport, and facilities, often enforced through court orders or legislation.
Federalism
A system that divides power between national and state governments.
Nationalisation
Nationalisation is the process by which a government takes ownership and control of private industries, institutions or assets, bringing them under state management.
Nationalism
The belief that a people sharing common history, culture, or identity should govern themselves.
Protectorate
A state controlled and protected by another nation, often retaining nominal independence while losing autonomy in key areas.
Protectorate
a country controlled and protected by a stronger power.
Republic
Republic is a government in which the head of state is elected, not inherited.
Segregation
The enforced separation of groups, often by race, in public and private life.
Self-determination
Principle that nations should have the right to govern themselves, ignored in China’s case.