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Soil that is rich in nutrients and capable of being farmed for crop production 2

Arable 3

The Constitution of Germany 4

Basic Law 5

The most powerful house of the German Parliament 6

Bunderstag 7

The weak association of member countries that were once part of the British Empire 8

British Commonwealth Or Commonwealth of Nations 9

Democratic form of government requiring a vote by all citizens for every government decision 10

Direct Democracy 11

The price of one nation’s currency in terms of another nation’s currency 12

Exchange Rate 13

An area where there are no trade barriers like tariffs and quotas among participating countries; for example NAFTA & the European Union 14

Free-Trade Zone 15

The total value of all goods and services produced within a country in ONE year 16

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 17

To improve their economy countries invest in workers through education, skills, training, and healthcare 18

Human Capital 19

In a parliamentary system, the symbolic leader of the country 20

Head of State 21

A country that’s government is run by a King or Queen, the symbol or figure-head of a country; “the Crown” 22

Monarch / Monarchy 23

Countries that rely and depend and rely more on manufacturing and technology than farming industries. They generally have a high standard of living 24

Industrialized Country 25

Putting money into a bank account, stocks, bonds, or mutual fund that pays interest 26

Investing 27

What you see of a single large rock sticking out of the earth. Ayers Rock is an example of this. 28

Monolith 29

An economy that blends characteristics of both command market economies, but falls closer to one form or the other 30

Mixed Economy 31

National Socialist Party of Germany stated by Adolf Hitler 32

Nazi Party 33

Factories, machines, technologies, buildings, and property needed for a business to operate 34

Physical Capital 35

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church 36

The Pope 37

Money left over after business and personal expenses are subtracted from business and personal income 38

Profit 39

In a command economy being told by the government what and how much to produce in a certain time; or a limit placed on the number of imports that may enter a country 40

Quota 41

A limited supply of a particular product, natural resource, or raw material 42

Scarcity 43

The division of labor; work is divided into parts for workers, factories, or countries to become expert at producing certain goods 44

Specialization 45

Developing nations that do not have much industry and rely upon farming. The also have lower standards of living 46

Third World Countries 47

A Spanish governor of conquered and colonized American territory 48

Viceroy 49

The Basic Law of Germany states that the government guarantee certain benefits to the unemployed, poor, disabled, old, and sick 50

Welfare State 51