Africa Unit 9 Vocabulaury

3. A disease that slowly attacks and destroys the immune system.
5. A limit on the number of imports received during a given amount of time.
6. The transformation of an area hat was once suitable for agriculture into desert, ehich is unsuitable.
12. A tax on imports.
16. The labor or work used to make a good or provide a service.
17. Machines, buildings, technology, and money used to make a good or service.
18. When a government is strong enough to provide citizens with rights, living facilities, education, wealthy economy, and a government that is free of corruption.
19. Range between pure market and pure command economies.
21. An economy based on supply and demand.
22. The person who thought technology could help Africans and who helped them to get out of poverty and hunger.

1. The lack of safe drinking water that negatively affects development of a country.
2. A person who takes a risk by investing their own capital in an attempt to make money on a good or service.
4. Growing enough crops to feed yourself and your animals. Very little is left.
7. A ban on trade from a certain country, usually for political reasons without having to go to war.
8. A severe shortage of food, generally affecting a widespread area and large numbers of people. It can be caused by natural disasters, desertification, and war.
9. An economy where the government controls everything.
10. countries or nations spending money to develop industries in foreign countries.
11. The clearing or cutting of trees to use as fuel for homes, timber, and clearing land.
13. The process of a country's wealth increasing over time. It is measured by a country's GDP.
14. An economy where people depend on basic agriculture, hunting, and gathering to live.
15. Crops that are grown in a large quantity to be sold for money.
20. Land that's good for farming.