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| a product made for personal use |
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| paying a small part of the purchase price taking it home and pay the remaing cost on a schedule |
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| a system of mass production in witch parts of a product such as a car are put togther as they move past a line of workers |
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| a industry runto make a profit |
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| a kind of music that grew out of the aferican american musical heritage |
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| a place where people can buy and sell stocks or shares in businesses |
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| a period in time when ther is little money and little ecnomic growth |
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| the many workers and groups needed to run goverment programs |
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| the number og people without jobs |
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| the lowest pay a worker can recive by law |
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| a dam that uses stored water for electricty |
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| June 6,1944 the day the word war 2 allies worked togher on the largest water-to-land invasion in history |
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| the murder of more than 6 million Jews in concentration camps during world war 2 |
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| the process of the Allies capturing island after island as they advance toward Japan |
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| a soical and economic in witch all industaries land and businesses are owned by the goverment |
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| the u.s. and its Allies who worked together to fight communism |
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| a gaurded camp where prisioners are kept |
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| a person who is NOT in the military |
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| limiting what people can buy |
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| prisonlike camps in witch japanese americans were held after boming Pearl Habor |
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| a war fought with propaganda and money rather than soliders and wepons |
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