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| A new way of doing things. |
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| The sharing of large jobs so that each worker does only part of it. |
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| The system of government in which a king or a queen rules. |
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| A system of goverment in which one person has complete control. |
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| A network of speacilly selected goverment officals. |
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| A drawing or symbol used to represent a word. |
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| A form of ancientm writing in sothwest asia. |
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| A group that has a particular leve; of importance on a society. |
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| A person who buys and sells goods to make a living. |
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| Vast lands and varied people that come under control of a single goverment. |
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| An army with paid full-time soliders. |
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| The practice of requiring people to pay for the running of their goverment. |
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| A form of goverment in which the national goverment maintains the power. |
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| A set of laws written down in a clear and orderly way. |
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| A rule of code of conduct; a belief. |
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| A two-wheeled, horse-drawn cart used in ancient times to carry soliders into battle. |
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| A military activity undertaken by one nation to weaken or destroy another. |
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| An offical order or decision made by a ruler. |
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| A large divison of a country that does not have the same rights of south goverment as the rest of the country. |
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| A wall carving that stands out from the surface of a building. |
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| A person who writes things for others. |
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