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soc studies GR8 all

QuestionAnswer
Alliance countries working together
boycott refusal to buy
citizen born or naturalized member of a country
citizen active participant in a country
compromise agreement in which groups get some of what they want but not all of what they want
debt owing money
domestic relations within a country
economy money
foreign policy relations among nations
government rules and organized groups of people for running a country
exports products going out of a country
imports products coming into a country
impose to force
independent free to make your own decisions
liberty being free from control
manufacture to make
merchant a business person
immigration movement into a country
migration movement of people from one country to another
natural rights rights that you're born with ("all men are created equal")
negotiate to reach an agreement
neutral not taking sides
overturn to reverse
petition to ask for something as a group
political party a group of people with shared ideas who work to get people elected and about how a country should be run
preamble "we the people"; the beginning of the Constitution that explains its purpose
prejudice a belief based on a small group of people applied to a larger group of people
principle a basic truth; law or idea
protest to oppose
rebel to go against
republic a government in which people vote for their leaders
revolution a major change
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