| A | B |
|---|
| elected by the people | how governor and lieutenant governor are chosen |
| plurality | having more votes than any other candidate but not a majority |
| basic economic questions | what to produce?how to produce it?for whom to produce it? |
| cities and towns | all on local level; governed by mayors and councils |
| market economy | based on idea that supply and demand will be enough to control economy |
| legislative branch | makes the laws |
| payments of interest | when you buy on credit you also have this |
| General Assembly | legislative body of our state |
| inflation | rise in prices due to lack of supply needed for demand |
| misdemeanor | crime such as speeding - a lesser offense |
| counties | on local level goverened by Board of Supervisors |
| judicial review | Supreme Court determines if law is allowed under Constitution |
| propaganda | media tactics used to persuade one to agree |
| naturalization | how you can become a US citizen |
| Bill of Rights | first 10 amendments to Constitution |
| platform | series of statements expressing a party's beliefs and positions on issues |
| 16th amendment | allows Congress to tax citizens |
