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WorksheetsSS Ch.11 Vocab. Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
In a system of ________________________, the materials and resources are privately owned by individuals rather than by the government.
socialism
communism
capitalism
free enterprise
Thomas Edison received over 1,000 _________________ for his new ideas and inventions, so that no one else could profit from them.
licenses
patents
awards
citations
Because of the _____________________ system, American citizens are able to choose what they produce, purchase or sell.
capitalism
free-enterprise
free-capital
entrepreneurship
As _________________________ changes, our work becomes easier, safer, faster, and more productive.
capitalism
sectionalism
monopoly
technology
When I drive to New York, I have to pay over $8.00 in tolls on the ________________________.
interstate
turnpike
highway
GPS
In order to make a faster water route for trade, a _________________ was dug to connect the Great Lakes to the Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean.
river
lake
stream
canal
In the 1970s, the Bell Telephone sustem had a(an)_______________ because they were the only company that could provide phone service.
monopoly
technology
patent
advantage
In 1848, Mexico was forced to ___________________, or give up, California to the United States.
recover
disable
cede
interchange
Because people in the North and people in the South had very different ways of life, ___________________ increased and eventually led to a civil War.
vacations
monopolies
technology
sectionalism
Many items today are produced with ______________________ so that if a part breaks, it can be replaced without needing to replace the entire item.
irreplaceable parts
interchangeable parts
recognizable parts
patented parts
the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, to make work faster, easier, and safer
patent
technology
sectionalism
turnpike
a type of economy in which people are free to buy, sell, and produce whatever they want
capitalism
sectionalism
free enterprise
monopoly
identical pieces that can be assembled quickly by unskilled workers
identical parts
catalogued parts
interchangeable parts
interlocked parts
to give up or surrender something to someone else
cede
secede
seed
seat
a man-made waterway
port
stream
current
canal
complete control of a product or business by one group or person
product control
monotony
forced business
monopoly
exclusive rights over an invention
trademark
copyright
patent
license
an economic system based on private ownership of capital
sectionalism
capitalism
centralism
socialism
a road on which tolls are collected
trade route
turnpike
highway
interstate
different parts of the country developing unique and separate cultures
capitalism
nationalism
regionalism
sectionalism
