1. Envision. To "see" something in the future as an idea or invention. Usage example: The inventor envisioned many uses for his creation.
2. Gulag. A Russian prison or labor camp. The Gulag was a system of forced labor camps established during Joseph Stalin's long reign as dictator of the Soviet Union.
3. Illicit. Something that is illegal or unlawful. Usage example: He was charged with possession of an illicit drug.
4. Perennial. Something which is enduring year after year. Usage example: Home garden are most comprised of two native perennial crops: the banana-like enset and coffee.
5. Ridicule. To put down or mock in a mean way. Usage example: The New York Times ridiculed by Londoners after asking for examples of ‘petty crimes’ in the city.
6. Stereotype. The act of characterizing a group of people in some way. Usage example: Romantic movies stereotyped love as mostly heterosexual.
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Chris Foome is a British road racing cyclist born in Nairobi, Kenya. Foome currently reigns over Tour de France by earning four championship titles, one in 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2017. He had been a professional cyclist in the year 2007.
The industrial revolution and economic motives were almost at the center of imperialism. Those who had a good manufacturing base were able to produce weapons far superior to those who were throwing spears at them. They could produce better ships than those riding canoes. They could produce men better trained in the art of war, who were disciplined and fearless in battle.
The best colonies were those that had what appeared to be unlimited natural resources that were untapped. The imperialist countries could then take the natural resources and turn them into manufactured goods that could be sold back to the colonies under their rule.
