Ch 6 & 7 Review

Continuing immigration is a recurring theme in the history of the United States; so is the constant ___________________, or movement, of peoples within the country.

• migration
• sectionalism
• export
• New England
• suburb

____________________ is an economic system in which private individuals own most of the resources, technology, and businesses and can operate them for profit with little control from the government.

• free enterprise
• migration
• sectionalism
• export
• New England

Corporations that engage in business worldwide are called ____________________.

• multinational
• migration
• sectionalism
• export
• New England

Large cities and their nearby suburbs and towns are called ___________________.

• metropolitan areas
• migration
• sectionalism
• export
• New England

a government in which people rule through elected representatives

• representative democracy
• Columbian Exchange
• Louisiana Purchase
• suburbs
• federal republic

communities on the outskirts of a city

• suburbs
• Columbian Exchange
• Louisiana Purchase
• representative democracy
• federal republic

territory purchased in 1803 from France

• Louisiana Purchase
• Columbian Exchange
• suburbs
• representative democracy
• federal republic

a region in which several large cities and surrounding areas grow together

• megalopolis
• Columbian Exchange
• Louisiana Purchase
• suburbs
• representative democracy

a good sold to another country

• export
• Columbian Exchange
• Louisiana Purchase
• suburbs
• representative democracy

movement of plants, animals, and diseases between the Eastern and Western hemispheres

• Columbian Exchange
• Louisiana Purchase
• suburbs
• representative democracy
• federal republic