A.

Anarchists ___

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B. Bureaucracy
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1. An economic system in which workers own and

C. Conscription
manage industry.
D. Enterprises ___
2. Any of various theories or systems of social
organization in which the means of producing and
distributing goods is owned collectively or by a
E. Export centralized government that often plans and
___
controls the economy.

3. The income of a government from taxation,

F. Import
excise duties, customs, or other sources,
appropriated to the payment of the public
expenses.
G. Lobbyist ___
4. Information, ideas, or rumors deliberately
spread widely to help or harm a person, group,
movement, institution, nation, etc.
H. Oligarchy
___
5. The control of or power to make appointments
to government jobs or the power to grant other
I. Patronage political favors.

___ 6. A form of government in which all power is

vested in a few persons or in a dominant class or
J. Propaganda clique; government by the few.

7. A person who tries to influence legislation on

___
behalf of a special interest; a member of a lobby.
K. Revenue
8. To bring in (merchandise, commodities,
workers, etc.) from a foreign country for use, sale,
L. Socialism ___ processing, export, or services.

9. To ship commodities to another country for

sale, exchange, etc.
M. Syndicalism
___ 10. A company organized for commercial
purposes; business firm.

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11. Compulsory
enrollment of
persons for
military or naval
service; draft.

12. The body of

officials and
administrators,
esp. of a
government or
government
department.

13. A person who

promotes
disorder or
excites revolt
against any
established rule,
law, or custom.