having two lawmaking chambers

group of lawmakers who work together

having one chamber for decisions

led by the president of a country

a plant disease that destroys plants

special tool used in farming activities

method of increasing food production

fertilizer added to increase soil quality

system where individuals own property

system where government owns everything

all goods shared equally with others

government limits all private profits

an official count of people in an area

monthly survey that measures behavior

form people fill to report their age

count of buildings and property owned

place where all people have equal wealth

system where wealth is unfairly shared

society ruled by religious tradition

workers live under strict government rules

black rock that burns easily

hard substance found in deep mines

material used for shiny decorations

brown fuel from ancient plant matter

burns easily when set aflame

resistant to all forms of heat

likely to cause serious fire hazards

reacts badly with cold and water

system where government owns all things

private businesses run without limits

people work together to earn wages

system where goods are shared equally

greatly reduce population for a time

help people grow their communities

move families into a safer location

destroy buildings to make more space

to stop or keep from moving

to give medical help quickly

to feed and clothe travelers

to record someone’s daily schedule

something that makes things not alike

a part of something that adds strength

a connection between two similar objects

a tool used to compare sizes or weights

to divide into parts and give out

to send someone a message or invitation

to borrow something from a neighbor

to plant seeds in a private field

operating well without much waste

working slowly to prevent errors

saving time by avoiding teamwork

using multiple people to finish a task

those who can participate in an election

people who lead political campaigns

officials who count the number of citizens

judges who enforce the voting laws

the process of leaving a country or region

the act of becoming a legal citizen

the journey from one job to another

the right to build property in a city

to legally force someone out of their home

to let someone rent property for free

to give someone land to build on

to allow someone to stay permanently

product or service that is sent out of a country to be sold or traded

goods that are destroyed before being sold

packages sent to friends during holidays

product or service that is sent into a country to be sold or traded

the condition of being exposed without protection to the effects of harsh weather

the act of building a wall for safety

the process of lighting a room with sunlight

the use of blankets to warm a room

products that are ready to be sold to customers

tools used to start building a product

natural materials gathered from nature

items that are kept in storage for years

something that is bought and sold

something that grows naturally in forests

a law that protects shoppers from scams

a document used to register businesses

a safe area of water where people can leave their boats

a place where animals are trained for sea work

a path used by ships to avoid storms

a beach where people play in the summer

a copy of something else

a type of design made with paint

a valuable original product

a signal used to start a project

having to do with an empire or an emperor

relating to elections and voting rules

dealing with farming and agriculture

focused on small-town government

money you get from work you do or property you own

money the government gives to all citizens

the amount someone spends each week

cash kept in banks for emergencies

the process of developing manufacturing on a large scale

the act of removing machines from work

the return to farming in large towns

the building of schools and libraries

to set apart in order to make alone

to invite others to join a group

to share a home with many people

to move between different jobs

money temporarily given that needs to be paid back

money kept as savings for retirement

income earned from selling goods

cash used to pay rent and utilities

an engine that moves a train

a station where people wait for buses

a factory that makes parts for ships

a path that leads into a tunnel

inadequate food causing health issues

a diet with too many expensive foods

a lifestyle with excessive exercise

a plan to avoid processed ingredients

the process of making a large number of something

the act of designing a single new product

the idea of reusing natural resources

the habit of buying expensive tools

an area for buying and selling goods

a building for government meetings

a location used only for farming

a place where workers gather to vote

the process of making something more automatic by introducing machines

the rebuilding of damaged homes after war

the act of teaching workers to read

the sharing of tools between farms

to move from one place to another

to choose not to participate in voting

to build a new type of factory

to form a large group for farming

to bring up to date

to reduce something in size

to slow down daily operations

to study the past in more detail

materials that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain

products invented by science labs

tools made by ancient civilizations

information passed down through books

the ability to produce large amounts of goods

the number of workers in a company

the cost of each individual item

the amount of space used for storage

an item used to create manufactured goods

machines used to deliver final products

workers who inspect each new product

containers used for packaging goods

to take something back and divide it up in a new way

to sell something for a higher price later

to collect all of something and throw it away

to count items that were never shared

what is best for oneself

the desire to protect all citizens

an effort to grow the local economy

a system that helps the poor first

one of the chief military commanders of Japan who governed in the name of the emperor

a nobleman who served the Chinese emperor

a warrior who traveled across Europe

a teacher of religion in ancient India

a short phrase used to state a principle or political message

a law created to protect voting rights

a musical phrase used in traditions

a title for leaders in a company

a political and economic theory that advocates for the people as a whole rather than private individuals to own and operate the means of production

a belief that government should do nothing

a system of government in which all factories, farms, and other valuable things are owned and controlled by the government

an economic system in which land, factories, and other resources are owned by individuals instead of the government

an amount that goes beyond what is needed

a bill showing what was purchased

a plan to reduce daily expenses

a space used to store broken items

a person who rents the land/building they live/work on

a manager who builds apartment units

a person who sells farm tools

a student who works part-time

cloth, or woven fabric

a hard surface used for building

a metal frame for furniture

a decoration made of glass

the process of making an area more city-like

the creation of small farming villages

the planting of trees near roads

the increase in wildlife in towns

amount produced

planting cost

farm tool

shipping zone