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direct primary
a primary, or election, where candidates are nominated for office by a direct vote
legislation
the exercise of the power and function of making rules or laws
initiative
the right of citizens to present legislation for approval by the legislature
recall
the removal of an elected official from a government office through petitioning and voting
evolution
the scientific theory that humans and other forms of life have evolved over time
lobby
to conduct activities with the purpose of influencing public officials, particularly members of a legislative body
income tax
a tax levied by the government directly on income
bohemian
unconventional; not bound by rules of society
mass media
communication media, such as television and radio, intended to reach a wide audience
creationism
the belief that god created the world and everything in it, usually in the way described in the bible
revelation
an act of revealing to view or making known
cooperative individualism
the idea that businesses would form trade associations that would in turn voluntarily share information with the federal government
anarchist
a person who rejects modern government, capitalism, and private wealth
naturalization
the process through which a foreigner becomes a citizen of the country
speakeasies
places where alcohol is sold illegally
unfair trade practices
trading practices that derive a gain at the expense of competition
mass production
the production of large quantities of goods by way of automated machines
assembly line
a production system featuring machines and workers in a progressive arrangement of assembly
supply side economics
theory that if the government give rich people tax breaks they will use it to expand the economy, eventually giving the government their money back
trickle down economics