Social Studies Basic Terms

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A particular leaning or slant in how information is presented
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The order in which events occurred
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The circumstances surrounding an event that help explain it
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The lens or point of view through which someone sees events
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Economic system based on private ownership and free markets
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System where the state controls production and property is communal
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A tax on imported goods
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Total control of an industry by a single company
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Government by the people, directly or through representatives
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A system where power is held by elected representatives
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The right to vote
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Biased information used to promote a cause or viewpoint
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Movement of people from one place to another
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Extending a nation's power through territory or influence
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Strong pride in and loyalty to one's nation
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A formal agreement between nations to support each other