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| constitutional monarchy | a form of government in which a monarch is the head of state but elected officials run the government |
| parliamentary democracy | a form of government in which voters elect representatives to a law-making body called Parliament, and members of the Parliament vote for an official called the prime minister to head the government |
| productivity | a measure of how much work a person produces in a set amount of time |
| specialization | Focusing on certain economic activities to make the best use of resources |
| bilingual | Being able to speak two different languages |
| multinational company | a company that has locations in more than one country |
| reunification | The act of bringing back together |
| neutrality | Refusing to take sides in a war between other countries |
| dry farming | Agriculture that conserves water and uses crops and growing methods suited to semiarid environments |
| autonomy | having independence from another country |
| subsidy | A special payment made by a government to support a particular group or industry |
| militant | a person who uses war or violence to accomplish goals |
| fjord | a narrow U-shaped costal valley with steep sides formed by glaciers |
| command economy | An economic system in which the government decides how resources are used and what goods and services are produced |
| market economy | An economic system in which individuals make decisions about how resources are used and what goods and services to provide |
| ethnic cleansing | Forcing people from one ethnic or religious group to leave an area so that I can be used by another group |
