Unit 7: Cold War Vocab

Deficit

• More money spent than collected

• A type of economic system that is controlled by the market forces of supply and demand, as opposed to one regulated by government controls.

• a group of people within a society who share a similar socioeconomic status

• a military force takes control of a foreign territory, usually for a temporary period.

Free Market

• More money spent than collected

• A type of economic system that is controlled by the market forces of supply and demand, as opposed to one regulated by government controls.

• a group of people within a society who share a similar socioeconomic status

• a military force takes control of a foreign territory, usually for a temporary period.

Class

• More money spent than collected

• A type of economic system that is controlled by the market forces of supply and demand, as opposed to one regulated by government controls.

• a group of people within a society who share a similar socioeconomic status

• a military force takes control of a foreign territory, usually for a temporary period.

Occupation

• More money spent than collected

• A type of economic system that is controlled by the market forces of supply and demand, as opposed to one regulated by government controls.

• a group of people within a society who share a similar socioeconomic status

• a military force takes control of a foreign territory, usually for a temporary period.

Containment

• A foreign policy used to stop the spread of a political idea to other countries or regions.

• the practice of spying or of using spies

• A group of people or persons who are banned from a job due to being a part of a union

• neither side during war can significantly change the front lines or gain an advantage over the other.

Espionage

• A foreign policy used to stop the spread of a political idea to other countries or regions.

• the practice of spying or of using spies

• A group of people or persons who are banned from a job due to being a part of a union

• neither side during war can significantly change the front lines or gain an advantage over the other.

Blacklisting or Blacklisted

• A foreign policy used to stop the spread of a political idea to other countries or regions.

• the practice of spying or of using spies

• A group of people or persons who are banned from a job due to being a part of a union

• neither side during war can significantly change the front lines or gain an advantage over the other.

Stalemate

• A foreign policy used to stop the spread of a political idea to other countries or regions.

• the practice of spying or of using spies

• A group of people or persons who are banned from a job due to being a part of a union

• neither side during war can significantly change the front lines or gain an advantage over the other.

Stockpiling

• the practice of storing a large supply of something for future use

• the organization and training of civilians to be prepared for attacks in wartime.

• To block another group or country off from resources and trade.

• formal expression of opinion or intention made by a legislative body or other group.  often written and can be used to state a position or call for action.

Civil Defense

• the practice of storing a large supply of something for future use

• the organization and training of civilians to be prepared for attacks in wartime.

• To block another group or country off from resources and trade.

• formal expression of opinion or intention made by a legislative body or other group.  often written and can be used to state a position or call for action.