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| To limit food or goods to ensure adequate supplies to soldiers |
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| A period of low economic activity often marked by high unemployment |
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Prices go down as supply increases.
If supply decreases, prices go up. |
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| Economic prosperity gives way to hard times |
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| Shares of ownership in a corporation |
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| Relating to life in a city; growing industries led to the movement into urban areas in Texas |
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| Relating to life in the country; agriculture |
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| In the 1932 Presidential election, Franklin D. Roosevelt presented this plan for programs to get the U.S. out of Depression |
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| A building equipped to refine or process products such as oil, metals, or sugar |
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| Products such as washing machines, cars, and refrigerators which the general public buys |
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| A leader who controls an area through absolute power |
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| Favoring neither side in a conflict |
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| Adhering to Communism, a theory in which goods are held in common (no private property) and distributed according to need |
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| An agreement by two or more nations, people, or groups to work together |
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| Camps where people are detained or confined as prisoners of war, political prisoners or refugees |
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| The name given to the Nazis’ mass murder of European Jews in World War II |
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| Land, region, or territory |
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| Mainly or most importantly |
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| Part of a longer passage of writing |
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| Not interested or concerned |
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| Something gotten or gained |
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