| A | B |
|---|
| war bond | a paper showing buyer lent money to govt. for war |
| interest | money a bank or borrower pays for the use of money |
| armistice | a peace agreement that ended the war |
| suffrage | the right to vote |
| technology | the use of new ideas or the knowledge to do things |
| consumer | a person who buys a product or service |
| consumer goods | products made for personal use,sold in 1920's |
| assembly line | a line of workers along a moving belt, carries products |
| demand | a desire for a product or service by people who will pay |
| supply | the amount of a product or service offered for sale |
| leisure time | free time |
| aviation | the making and flying of airplanes |
| stock market | handles the buying & selling of stock, or shares in ownership |
| unemployment | the number of workers without jobs |
| drought | a long-lasting period without rain |
| conservation | the protection and careful use of natural resources |
| munitions | war materials |
| D-day | the allies landed on the coast of Normandy, France |
| recycled | reused |
