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Turn in Vocab 7 Book and log 2 pieces of paper

Bio - life

Dem – people

Democracy Government by the people, for the people.

Epidemic A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease

Demographics Statistics relating to the groups in a population.

Lum – light

Jur, Jud, Just - law

Jurisdiction “This case falls under the jurisdiction of the local police.”

Judicial Relating to courts of law or judges.

Justify To show to be right or true

Justice – fairness in the eyes of the law

Phobia - fear

Arachnophobia

Claustrophobia The fear of tight spaces.

Sol – alone

Chron - time

Arch - main

Ambi - both

Hydro – water