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A monopolist's supply curve
Yeoman Farmers
Independent farmers who typically worked their own land, a common figure in early American society, embodying the ideal of self-sufficiency.
Prisoners Of War
Individuals captured by an enemy during armed conflict, whose treatment is governed by international law, notably the Geneva Conventions.
Meager Rations
Very small or insufficient amounts of food provided, especially under conditions of scarcity or during periods of rationing.
Revolutionary War
The conflict between Great Britain and its Thirteen Colonies in North America from 1775 to 1783, resulting in American independence.
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