Free!Demandthe degreepeople wanta good orserviceCapitalismeconomic systembased on privateownership of landand resources, inwhich individuals andbusinesses producegoods and servicesto make moneyPhilanthropyidea, event,or action thatis done tobetterhumanityEconomythe production anddistribution ofgoods andservices in aparticulargeographic regionor country.Laborworkersemployedin acompanyRegulateto director controlby lawTrusta group that controlsmany companies ofthe same industry,usually driving thenon-members andsmaller companiesout of businessUniona group ofpeople whocome togetherwith a commongoal to plan andpursue that goalPushFactorsreasons peopleleave their homecountry, such aspoverty, politicalconflict, orreligiouspersecutionStrikewhen workersrefuse to workunless certainconditions aremetMarketEconomya system in whichsupply anddemand aregoverned byconsumerspurchasingproducts/servicesSupplytheamount ofgoodsavailableFamineshortageof foodNativismthe practice ofsupportingnative-bornAmericans overimmigrantsPullFactorsReasons peoplechoose to settle inone country vs.another, such aspolitical stability,personal freedom, oreconomic opportunityFree!Demandthe degreepeople wanta good orserviceCapitalismeconomic systembased on privateownership of landand resources, inwhich individuals andbusinesses producegoods and servicesto make moneyPhilanthropyidea, event,or action thatis done tobetterhumanityEconomythe production anddistribution ofgoods andservices in aparticulargeographic regionor country.Laborworkersemployedin acompanyRegulateto director controlby lawTrusta group that controlsmany companies ofthe same industry,usually driving thenon-members andsmaller companiesout of businessUniona group ofpeople whocome togetherwith a commongoal to plan andpursue that goalPushFactorsreasons peopleleave their homecountry, such aspoverty, politicalconflict, orreligiouspersecutionStrikewhen workersrefuse to workunless certainconditions aremetMarketEconomya system in whichsupply anddemand aregoverned byconsumerspurchasingproducts/servicesSupplytheamount ofgoodsavailableFamineshortageof foodNativismthe practice ofsupportingnative-bornAmericans overimmigrantsPullFactorsReasons peoplechoose to settle inone country vs.another, such aspolitical stability,personal freedom, oreconomic opportunity

Week 19 Vocab Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Free!
  2. the degree people want a good or service
    Demand
  3. economic system based on private ownership of land and resources, in which individuals and businesses produce goods and services to make money
    Capitalism
  4. idea, event, or action that is done to better humanity
    Philanthropy
  5. the production and distribution of goods and services in a particular geographic region or country.
    Economy
  6. workers employed in a company
    Labor
  7. to direct or control by law
    Regulate
  8. a group that controls many companies of the same industry, usually driving the non-members and smaller companies out of business
    Trust
  9. a group of people who come together with a common goal to plan and pursue that goal
    Union
  10. reasons people leave their home country, such as poverty, political conflict, or religious persecution
    Push Factors
  11. when workers refuse to work unless certain conditions are met
    Strike
  12. a system in which supply and demand are governed by consumers purchasing products/services
    Market Economy
  13. the amount of goods available
    Supply
  14. shortage of food
    Famine
  15. the practice of supporting native-born Americans over immigrants
    Nativism
  16. Reasons people choose to settle in one country vs. another, such as political stability, personal freedom, or economic opportunity
    Pull Factors