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PEOPLE IN SOCIETIES GEOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL STUDIES SKILLS ECONOMICS CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS SYSTEMS OF GOVERNMENT AMERICAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

THE LANGUAGE, CUSTOMS AND IDEAS OF A GROUP OF PEOPLE

CULTURE

AN INTOLERANCE OR IRRATIONAL HATRED OF PEOPLE THAT ARE DIFFERENT THAN YOU

PREJUDICE

POLICY OR PRACTICING OF SEPERATING PEOPLE

SEGREGATION

Any Person that seeks a dramatic political, social, or economic change.

Radical

Process by which a person not born in the U.S. become a citizen.

Naturalization

A key that explains the symbols on a map.

Legend

A document that was prepared at the time of the event.

Primary source

A graphic that indicates the four main directions.

Compass

An activity or business that goes across state lines.

Interstate

Any particular event or idea from a party’s platform.

Plank

Economic system that is defined by the private ownership of property and means of production.

Market

Word that is synonymous with the word business.

Commerce

When people are free to operate any business, own any property, or participate in the economy.

Free enterprise

Items that are short in supply or hard to find.

Scarcity

When a nation has the ability to produce more goods than another nation

Absolute advantage

A formal complaint

Grievance

Anything that has to do with government or the community.

Civil

The right of people to choose their own government.

Popular Sovereignty

Legal proceeding that take place to ensure that individual rights are protected.

Due Process

The process of removing an elected official from office.

Recall

General type of government that is ruled by a King or Queen who inherit their title.

Monarchy

Government in which the supreme power resides with one person.

Dictatorship

When people give their consent to be governed by elected representatives.

Representative Democracy

When there is no government at all.

Anarchy

When the power of the government is given to the wealthy. government

Plutocracy

Document that established our existing form of government. existing

Constitution

To try and influence legislators to vote a certain way. legislators

Lobby

PowersPowers that only the states have.

Reserved Powers

When government power is divided between the federal government and the states.

Federalism

When citizens can petition to have an existing law removed.

Referendum