| supreme court | | The act of controlling or directing according to rule, principle, or law |
| resources | | A perspective, preferance, or inclination that inhibits impartial judgement |
| law | | Goods sold to other countries |
| disarmament | | An underlying base or structure for an organization or system |
| interest | | A person's or group's level of material well being, as measured by education, housing, health care, and nutrition |
| checks and balances | | The head of the judicial branch |
| amendments | | Anything used as a medium of exchange |
| capitalism | | Taxes imposed on imported goods |
| judicial | | A policy of stronger countries taking economic, political, and social control over weaker countries |
| traditional economy | | A society in which people make a living from farming |
| agrarian society | | Laws passed by federal and state governments to prevent new monopolies and break up existing ones |
| migration | | Changes or additions to a constitution or law |
| executive | | People that organize to impact public policy for a business or group |
| veto | | The movement of large groups of people from one country or region to another |
| constitution | | An economy in which government minimizes its interference in business |
| recession | | An economy in which decisions on production and consumption are based on customs, beliefs, rituals |
| tariffs | | A policy that involves changing the rate of growth of the supply of money in circulation in order to affect the cost and availability of credit |
| dictator | | The job of this branch of the government is to interpret the laws |
| laissez faire | | The interconnections of the market that go beyond national boundries |
| reparations | | A downturn in the economy; not as severe as a depression |
| bias | | A body of fundamental laws establishing the principles, structures, and processes of a government |
| president | | A situation in which people have the same privileges, status, or rights |
| democracy | | If the president signs a bill, it becomes this |
| monetary policy | | The head of the executive branch |
| antitrust legislation | | Payment for war damages |
| money | | The percentage of a loan that must be repaid in addition to paying the principal |
| depression | | The job of this branch of the government is to write new laws |
| equality | | A leader of a country who has absolute power and authority |
| imperialism | | A period of economic slowdown in which there is high unemployment, business failures, etc |
| infrastructure | | The movement of people to one region or country to a different region or country |
| exports | | The job of this branch of the government is to enforce laws |
| standard of living | | The purchase of goods or services in the present with the promise to pay for them in the future |
| global economy | | This system is to keep one branch of the government from overpowering another branch |
| immigration | | GDP; |
| monarchy | | The executive branch can do this to a bill passed by congress |
| legislative | | A system of government headed by royalty, whose position is usually inherited |
| credit | | An economy that combines features of more than one of the traditional, command and market systems |
| regulation | | These can be used to make goods or provide services; they can be natural, human or capital |
| special interest groups | | A system of government which political control is exercised by all the people, either by direct election or election of representatives |
| mixed economy | | The reduction of armed troops and weapons |
| Gross Domestic Product | | An economy in which private individuals own the means of production |