Culture
Vocabulary
Types of Government
Types of Economies
Historical Documents and Maps
100

The set of beliefs, customs, and traditions shared by a group of people.

Culture

100

This word is another word for freedoms

rights

100

In this system of government, citizens hold power by voting.

Democracy 

100

An economic system based on farming, hunting, fishing, and trading where skills are passed down through family traditions.

Traditional Economy

100

Written in 1776, this document expressed a desire to be independent from Great Britain and included a list of grievances.

Declaration of Independence
200

Language, food, religion, music, art, and clothing are all examples of these.

Cultural Traits

200

Bringing water to crops and plants using pipes, canals, or ditches instead of relying only on natural rainfall is called this.

irrigation 

200

A government ruled by a single leader who took power by force and was not elected.

Dictatorship

200

An economy where the government controls all money, jobs, and production

Command or Communist Economy

200

A complaint or Issue

Grievance 

300

Listening to traditional music, celebrating specific holidays, and wearing traditional clothing are examples of expressing this.

Culture or Cultural Traits

300

This vocabulary word describes when rights cannot be taken away and we are born with these rights

Unalienable Rights

300

In this type of government, citizens elect leaders to govern on their behalf

Republic

300

In this economic system, people have power through supply and demand, private property ownership, and business competition.

Free Enterprise or Market Economy 

300

This type of map specifically shows political boundaries between countries, states, or regions.

Political Map

400

This general term refers to the shared habits, practices, and handed-down behaviors that form a group's culture.

Beliefs, Customs, and Traditions 

400
What is the vocabulary word that explains when more than one company sells similar goods to other companies?

Competition

400

A system where a government is ruled directly by religious leaders, such as the Pope in Vatican City.

Theocracy 

400

An economy characterized by high taxes, some government control, but also allowing private businesses, free healthcare, and free college.

Mixed Economy

400

Written in 1787 by James Madison, this document outlines how the U.S. government operates and includes the Bill of Rights.

U.S. Constitution

500

When something from American culture can be found in Japan is known as

Cultural diffusion


500

What is the vocabulary term that determines the prices of goods

Supply and Demand

500

In Great Britain, the king or queen has no real power and the nation is governed under a constitution, making it this type of government.

Constitutional Monarchy

500

 A government where citizens have no freedom, cannot vote, and power belongs entirely to the government with a command economy is classified as this general government type

Unlimited Government

500

This map component shows the four basic cardinal directions.

Compass Rose

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