A.

Anarchists ___

B. Bureaucracy
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_ ___
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C. Conscription

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D. Enterprises _ ___
_

E. Export 1. A person who promotes disorder or excites

revolt against any established rule, law, or
custom.
_
F. Import 2. The body of officials and administrators, esp.
_
_ of a government or government department.

3. Compulsory enrollment of persons for

G. Lobbyist
military or naval service; draft.
_
_ 4. A company organized for commercial
H. Oligarchy _ purposes; business firm.

I. Patronage 5. To ship commodities to another country for

_ sale, exchange, etc.
J. Propaganda
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8. To bring in (merchandise, commodities,
_
workers, etc.) from a foreign country for use,
K. Revenue sale, processing, export, or services.

9. A person who tries to influence legislation on

_ behalf of a special interest; a member of a
L. Socialism
_ lobby.
_
10. A form of government in which all power is
M. Syndicalism vested in a few persons or in a dominant class
_ or clique; government by the few.
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11. The control of or power to make
_
appointments to government jobs or the power
to grant other political favors.
___ 12. Information, ideas, or rumors deliberately
spread widely to help or harm a person, group,
movement,
institution, nation,
etc.

13. The income of a

government from
taxation, excise
duties, customs, or
other sources,
appropriated to the
payment of the
public expenses.

14. Any of various

theories or systems
of social
organization in
which the means of
producing and
distributing goods is
owned collectively
or by a centralized
government that
often plans and
controls the
economy.

15. An economic
system in which
workers own and
manage industry.