SOCIAL STUDIES VOCAB. LESSON 1 CLIMATE THE WEATHER OF AN AREA OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS.

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SOCIAL STUDIES VOCAB

LESSON 1

CLIMATE

THE WEATHER OF AN AREA OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS

REGION

A LARGE AREA WITH COMMON FEATURES THAT SET IT APART FROM OTHER AREAS

PRECIPITATION

RAIN, SNOW, OR OTHER MOISTURE THAT FALLS IN AN AREA

HUMID

AREAS WHICH RECIVE MORE THAN 20 INCHES OF PRECIPITATION EACH YEAR

ARID

AREAS WHICH ARE DRY AND RECIVE VERY LITTLE PRECIPITATION EACH YEAR

LESSON 2

MEGALOPOLIS

A GROUP OF CITIES THAT HAVE GROWN CLOSE TOGETHER AND SEEM TO HAVE FORMED ONE CITY

PRAIRIE

FLAT, ROLLING LAND COVERED WITH GRASS

NAVIGABLE

BODY OF WATER WIDE AND DEEP ENOUGH TO ALLOW THE PASSAGE OF SHIPS

CONTINENTAL DIVIDE

AN IMAGINARY LINE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS; RIVERS TO THE EAST DRAININTO THE ARTIC OCEAN, ATLANTIC OCEAN, OR GULF OF MEXICO, AND RIVERS TO THE WEST FLOW INTO THE PACIFIC OCEAN OR GULF OF CALIFORNIA

CANYON

A DEEP VALLEY WITH STEEP SIDES

LESSON 3

SCARCITY

A SHORTAGE OF AVILABLE GOODS AND SERVICES

ECONOMY

THE WAY A CONTRY’S PEOPLE USE NATURAL RESOURCES, MONEY, AND KNOWLEDGE TO PRODUCE GOODS AND SERVICES

CURRENT

A PORTION OF WATER OR AIR THAT FLOWS CONTINUOSLY IN APPROXIMATELY THE SAME PATH

TEMPERATE CLIMATE

MILD WEATHER THAT IS NEITHER TOO HOT OR TOO COLD WITH CHANGING SEASONS

DROUGHT

A LONG PERIOD OF LITTLE OR NO RAINFALL

LESSON 4

MARKET ECONOMY

INDIVIDUALS MAKE ECONOMIC DECISIONS ABOUT WHAT TO MAKE, HOW MUCH TO PRODUCE, AND WHAT TO CHARGE

STOCK

A SHARE IN THE OWNERSHIP OF A COMPANY

COMPETITION

TRYING TO WIN OR GAIN SOMETHING FROM OTHERS

INTERDEPENDENCE

DEPENDING ON ONE ANOTHER TO MEETS AND WANTS

TRADE SURPLUS

AMOUNT BY WHICH A NATION’S EXPORTS EXCEEDS ITS IMPORTS

TRADE DEFICIT

AMOUNT BY WHICH A NATION’S IMPORTS EXCEEDS ITS EXPORTS

LESSON 5

SUPPLY

AMOUNT OF A PRODUCT OR SERVICE FOR SALE

DEMAND

HOW MUCH OF A PRODUCT OR SERVICE BUYERS WANT

LESSON 6

INCOME

MONEY EARNED FOR DOING WORK

TAX

MONEY THAT PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES MUST PAY TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR ITS SUPPORT

COST-BENEFIT DECISION

A CHOICE MADE TO BUY A PRODUCT, TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE FUTURE BENEFITS THAT WILL RESULT FROM THE PRODUCT

OPPORTUNITY COST

THE VALUE OF THE SECONED BEST CHOICE WHEN CHOOSING BETWEEN TWO THINGS

BUDGET

A PLAN FOR SAVING AND SPENDING MONEY

EXPENSE

A PAYMENT FOR GOODS AND SERVICES