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| An economic system based on private property and free |
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| Northerner who moved to the south after the civil war |
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| Farm crop raised to be sold for money |
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| To express formal disapproval of some action |
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| Protective measures taken in case of attack |
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| Refusal to obey laws that are considered unjust as a nonviolent way to the press |
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| A workplace in which the employer by agreement hires only union members |
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| A group united for action |
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| A struggle over political differences between nations carried on by methods short of war |
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| Discussion between an employer and union representatives of workers over wages, hours, and working conditions |
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| Prison camps used to hold people for political reasons |
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| Person who refuses military service on the basis of moral and religious beliefs |
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| The protection and preservation of natural resources |
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| The practice of combining separate companies into one |
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| The policy or process of preventing the expansion of natural resources |
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| A group that travels with something, such as a ship, to protect it |
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| Store where farmers bought products from each other; an enterprise owned and operated by those who use it services |
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| A business in which investors own shares |
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| Dishonest or illegal actions |
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| A social movement whose values go against those of established society |
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| 1. Military or political activities intend to combat terrorism |
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| Lack of belief; a term used to describe the lack of trust in the Johnson administration’s statements about the Vietnam War |
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