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Social Studies

Lessons 2 and 3

QuestionAnswer
a good that one country buys from another import
a good that one country sells to another export
written plan of government constitution
amount of a product that is available supply
business of growing crops and raising animals agriculture
government's count of the people in the country census
fuel formed from the remains of plans and animals that lived thousands of years ago fossil fuel
government in which the people elect representatives to make laws and run the government republic
important belief ideal
large area with common features that set it apart from other areas region
member of a country citizen
moisture that falls to Earth in the form of rain, sleet, or snow precipitation
money a business have left over after it has paid all its costs profit
economy in which people start their own businesses and own their own property free enterprise
person who leaves one country to go live in another immigrant
people who share customs and language ethnic group
person who buys or uses good and services consumer
person who starts a new business, hoping to make a profit entrepreneur
preserving and protecting resources conservation
resource that can be replaced renewable resource
resource that cannot easily be replaced nonrenewable resource
the way of life of a group of people culture
something owned by an individual private property
substance found on Earth that is neither animal nor vegetable mineral
system for producing good and services economy
addition of harmful substances to the air, water, or soil pollution
water in an area over a long period of time climate
the study of Earth and how people use it geography
all the things that surround us, including air, water, land and trees environment
method of bringing water to dry land irrigation
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