This is an economic philosophy that means "let do" in French. It suggests that the government should not interfere in the economy and that businesses should operate freely without regulations. “Leave it alone”

These are taxes imposed by a government on goods imported from other countries. Tariffs can make foreign products more expensive, encouraging people to buy domestic goods.

This is a foreign policy stance where a country chooses to stay out of international conflicts and avoid alliances with other nations. The United States practiced isolationism, especially before World War II. “Leave me alone”

This is the opposite of isolationism. It refers to a policy where countries work together and engage in international affairs, believing that cooperation can lead to peace and prosperity. “We’re in this togeeeether”

This is an attitude that favors native-born individuals over immigrants. Nativists often believe that immigrants threaten jobs, culture, and national identity.

This term refers to the desire for a group to separate from a larger body, often to form an independent nation. In the 1920’s Marcus Garvey advocated for black citizens to go “back to Africa”

This was a social movement in the 19th and early 20th centuries that aimed to reduce or eliminate the consumption of alcohol. Temperance advocates believed that alcohol was harmful to society and individuals.

This refers to the period from 1920 to 1933 when the sale, production, and transportation of alcohol were banned in the United States.

An amendment is a formal change or addition to a legal document, such as the Constitution. It requires a specific process to be ratified and can change laws or rights in the country.

To ratify means to formally approve a decision or agreement, often through a vote. In the context of the Constitution, amendments must be ratified by a certain number of states to become law.

to repeal means to revoke, annul, or cancel something. The 18th amendment was repealed by the 21st amendment.

This term describes a state of economic well-being and success, where individuals and communities have a good standard of living, jobs, and financial security.

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History vocab

History test on Thursday

Question	Answer
Laissez Faire	This is an economic philosophy that means "let do" in French. It suggests that the government should not interfere in the economy and that businesses should operate freely without regulations. “Leave it alone”
Tariffs	These are taxes imposed by a government on goods imported from other countries. Tariffs can make foreign products more expensive, encouraging people to buy domestic goods.
Isolationism	This is a foreign policy stance where a country chooses to stay out of international conflicts and avoid alliances with other nations. The United States practiced isolationism, especially before World War II. “Leave me alone”
Internationalism	This is the opposite of isolationism. It refers to a policy where countries work together and engage in international affairs, believing that cooperation can lead to peace and prosperity. “We’re in this togeeeether”
Nativism	This is an attitude that favors native-born individuals over immigrants. Nativists often believe that immigrants threaten jobs, culture, and national identity.
Separatism	This term refers to the desire for a group to separate from a larger body, often to form an independent nation. In the 1920’s Marcus Garvey advocated for black citizens to go “back to Africa”
Temperance	This was a social movement in the 19th and early 20th centuries that aimed to reduce or eliminate the consumption of alcohol. Temperance advocates believed that alcohol was harmful to society and individuals.
Prohibition	This refers to the period from 1920 to 1933 when the sale, production, and transportation of alcohol were banned in the United States.
Amendment	An amendment is a formal change or addition to a legal document, such as the Constitution. It requires a specific process to be ratified and can change laws or rights in the country.
Ratify	To ratify means to formally approve a decision or agreement, often through a vote. In the context of the Constitution, amendments must be ratified by a certain number of states to become law.
Repeal	to repeal means to revoke, annul, or cancel something. The 18th amendment was repealed by the 21st amendment.
Prosperity	This term describes a state of economic well-being and success, where individuals and communities have a good standard of living, jobs, and financial security.

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