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2. What is the University of Washington?
Example
A public institution in the Pacific Northwest with a Husky named “Dubs” as its mascot
What is the University of Washington?

3. 100
mill that grinds grain into flour
gristmill

4. bank than handles everyday financial services to businesses
200
bank than handles everyday financial services to businesses
commercial
bank

5. the complete control of a commodity or service in a single industry
300
the complete control of a commodity or service in a single industry
or market
monopoly

6. 400
those who wanted to improve society
progressives

7. 500
the right to vote
suffrage

8. 100
not taking a side
neutral

9. more products available
200
more products available
than are in demand
surplus

10. an island that protects a coast from the damaging effects of tides
300
an island that protects a coast from the damaging effects of tides
barrier island

11. the murder of a person by mob action and without fair trial
400
the murder of a person by mob action and without fair trial
lynching

12. a group of firms that agree to work together to discourage competition
500
a group of firms that agree to work together to discourage competition
trust

13. streetcar powered by overhead electric cables
100
streetcar powered by overhead electric cables
trolley

14. the separation of people by race
200
the separation of people by race
segregation

15. a deduction from the amount
300
a deduction from the amount
paid for something
rebates

16. 400
certificates issued by a corporation or the government that promise to repay with interest the amounts borrowed from buyers
bonds

17. 500
a piece of paper issued by a bank that promises to pay the holder a certain sum of money
bank note

18. building in which lawmakers meet
100
building in which lawmakers meet
capitol

19. machine that cuts timber into boards
200
machine that cuts timber into boards
sawmill

20. 300
a law of economics that states that when the supply of an item is greater than the demand for it, the prices drop. When items are scarce and demand for those items are high, prices rise.
supply and demand

21. the processing of raw materials into goods for sale
400
the processing of raw materials into goods for sale
industry

22. field hands who work in the oil industry
500
field hands who work in the oil industry
roughnecks

23. a tropical storm with sustained winds of at least 74 miles per hour
100
a tropical storm with sustained winds of at least 74 miles per hour
hurricane

24. people who took great risks by drilling in areas not known to have oil
200
people who took great risks by drilling in areas not known to have oil
wildcatters

25. state-chartered banks
300
bank controlled by the state rather than by individuals or corporations
state-chartered banks

26. 400
a block of public land that a government gives to a business, school or other organization
land grants

27. 500
allowing both male
and female students
coeducational

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