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34 Cards in this Set

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war bond
A paper showing that the buyer has loaned money to the government to help pay the cost of a war.
interest
The money a bank or borrower pays for the use of money.
shortage
Not enough of something to meet the demand for it.
armistice
Peace agreement.
suffrage
The right to vote.
technology
The way in which people use new ideas to make tools or machines.
consumer
A person who buys a product or a service.
consumer good
A product made for personal use.
leisure time
Free time
aviation
The making and flying of airplanes.
advertising
Information that a business provides about a product or service to make people want to buy it.
boom
A time of fast economic growth.
credit
A way of buying something by paying for it over time.
bust
A time when the growth of an economy slows down or stops.
depression
A time when there are few jobs and people have little money.
stock
A share in a company or business.
unemployment
The number of workers without jobs.
conservation
The protection and wise use of natural resources.
volunteer
A person who works without pay.
recycle
To reuse.
diverse economy
An economy that is based on many kinds of industries.
rural
Of or like a country region.
urban
Of or like a city region.
metropolitan area
A large city together with its surrounding towns.
suburb
A town or small city near a large city.
commute
To travel back and forth between work and home.
satellite
An object that orbits the Earth.
astronaut
A person trained to fly into space.
refugee
Someone who goes to another country to escape danger or harsh treatment in his or her home country.
heritage
A way of life, a custom, or a belief that has come from the past and continues today.
discrimination
The unfair treatment of people because of their background, race or religion.
protest
To act against something.
civil rights
The rights of citizens to equal treatment.
integration
The bringing together of people of all races in education, jobs, and housing.