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IELTS TOPIC VOCABULARY HISTORY

 

IELTS TOPIC VOCABULARY HISTORY: Here is the list of topic vocabulary words and expressions about history that will surely help you improve your mark in the criterion, Lexical Resource. 





History is one of the challenging topics among IELTS Speaking test-takers as the majority are not really into talking about it. As we know, a lot of students find it boring in their classes, they don’t pay enough attention to learning about the events that happened in their own country or the world in general, in school. That would be a big problem when they take the IELTS exam and get this topic.

 

However, it’s never too late to learn a bit of history. Below are some of the expressions one can use when talking about history.

 

Bloody revolution [noun] – a resistance or rebellion against the government in which many people are killed

Antonym: bloodless revolution

In the past, a bloody revolution occurred because the opposition and the government could not compromise.





Democracy [noun] – a system of government where citizens have the right to elect their leaders; people have the right to express their opinion against the government without fear of being killed

Too much democracy in a country makes citizens undisciplined.

 

Fascism [noun] – an authoritarian form of government; forces suppression to those who oppose the government; related to dictatorial power

Fascism became popular in Europe in the early 20th century.

 

Genocide [noun] – the massive killing of people intentionally

Synonyms: racial killing; massacre; indiscriminate killing

I just couldn’t understand the reason why genocide had happened in the past.

 

History repeats itself [proverb] – the same events that happened in the past will happen over and over again

It seems that history is going to repeat itself for that nation, more people will be killed for expressing their disgust toward the government.





Junta [noun] |dʒʌntə|– a military or political group that governs a country after taking power by force

It’s just hard to live in a country that is under a military junta.

 

Nazi [noun] /ˈnɑːtsi/ – any member of the fascist National German Workers’ party which was founded in 1919; and in 1933 was politically controlled by Adolf Hitler in Germany

Nazi [derogatory] – anyone who thinks like a Nazi who practices brutality or racism

We will never forget the brutality that the Nazis inflicted on Jews.

 

Overthrow a government [expression] – to remove the highest leader of a nation

The citizens couldn’t bear the tyranny of their leader and decided to overthrow his government.

 

Rewrite history [expression] – it means making people believe that something occurred in a particular way when it is not the truth

Some countries rewrite history that the young generation becomes blinded by the truth.





The course of history [phrase] – the way things happened or going to happen

The invention of flying cars could change the course of history in terms of automobiles.

 

Tyranny [noun] – cruel and oppressive form of government

There are refugees simply because there is so much tyranny in some countries. 

 

Uprising [noun] – the act of rebellion

Synonyms: revolution; resistance

We owe our freedom now to our countrymen in the past who braved themselves for holding massive uprisings to overthrow the Spanish colonizers.





That’s all about IELTS TOPIC VOCABULARY HISTORY! I hope you now have an idea of how to make your answers better. Ace your exam!

 

 

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Meaning of Words and Phrases Sources: Collins, Macmillan, Cambridge, Oxford

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