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Reactionary

Favor return to past conditions; far right

Moderate

Favor some change within reasonable limits; centereconomy

Economy

System of values, norms, and rules through which distribution of available goods and services

Capital

Wealth devoted to the production and distribution of goods and services

Constitutional law

Formalized norms which appear in written form of government

Limited monarchy

Monarch shares power with other government officials

Direct democracy

Everyone votes on everything directly

Ecosystem

All the plants animals and people living in an area

Conservative

Oppose all but slight changes; right

Liberal

Favor gradual reform and change; left

Labor force

The people needed to run machines and convert raw material into finished product

Barter system

Good traded for other goods

Statutory law

Laws that have been enacted by legislative body of government

Dictatorship

Ruler who seizes power by force

Consumers

People who purchase and use products

Monetary sysyem

Use a symbol of value to purchase goods and services

Futurist

A person who attempts to make predictions about the future using all presently available data

Radical

Want to make drastic and widespread change to a society; far left

Credit

The promise to pay at a later time for goods and services received now

Common law

Unwritten laws that have developed over many years through local customs and judicial decisions

Absolute monarchy

King or queen has complete control

Representative democracy

The people elect representatives to make decisions for them

Precedents

Prior judicial decisions that are used as sources of all in determining future cases

Scenario

A short story like a count of what the future may be like

List the five parts of formal economic structure (how did the interrelate)

1.) Production system - makes, puts together, or get the product


2.) distribution system - gets product to people


3.) service system - maintains product


4.) system of exchange - means of purchasing a product


5.) consumer - people who purchase and use products

Distinguish between primary and secondary functions of the political institution

Primary


1.) Creating laws


2.) settling disputes


3.) power of sanctioning


4.) establishing court system


5.) making treaties


Secondary


1.) Controlling natural resources


2.) building highways


3.) regulating activities