4th grade Government and Economics Vocabulary
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scarce on October 3, 2010
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Antietam 4th grade Government and Economics vocabulary
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T.Clay Wood 4th grade Virginia Studies, Antietam 4th grade
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 textiles | a fabric or cloth that has been woven |
| coal | a black mineral formed from the remains of ancient plants |
| technological | the use of science and engineering to do practical things |
| federal | united under or controlled by one central power |
| product | something that is manufactured |
| industry | all the businesses that make one type of product or provide one type of service |
| tourism | traveling and visiting places for pleasure |
| recreation | activities for leisure |
| manufactured | to make something with machines |
| raw materials | something that is made into a useful finished product |
| poultry | farm birds such as chickens and turkeys |
| legislative | the part of the government that makes laws |
| Senate | part of Congress |
| Congress | the law making branch of the U.S. government |
| House of Delegates | part of Congress |
| executive | the part of government that makes sure the laws are carried out |
| judicial | the part of the government made up of courts and judges |
| seafood | a type of food coming from the water including fish, crabs, lobsters |
| shipbuilding | a factory making boats |
| toursim | a way to make money from people visiting a town |
| federal military installations | Army and Navy bases |
| tobacco products | a Virginia product used to make money |
| information technology | a Virginia product that used computers to make money |
| textiles | fabric made by weaving and knitting (clothes) |
| apples | fruit, a product of Virginia |
| recreation | the ways people enjoy themselves |
| poultry | chicken, turkey and other birds you can eat |
| coal mining | digging up coal |
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