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This 12-word Spanish-language word search explores economic and environmental concepts related to structural violence for Grades 9–12 students. Hidden words include extractivismo, gentrificación, deuda, and contaminación, covering resource extraction, inequality, and environmental degradation. Use it in a Spanish-language social studies or economics class, particularly during units on development, global inequality, or environmental justice.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Economics
Grade Level:
9th – 12th Grades
Updated June 2026

Word List

  • EXTRACTIVISMO
  • INFLACIÓN
  • DESALOJO
  • EXPLOTACIÓN
  • GENTRIFICACIÓN
  • DEUDA
  • REVALORIZACIÓN
  • PLANTACIÓN
  • INVERSIONISTA
  • DEGRADACIÓN
  • CONTAMINACIÓN
  • PRECARIEDAD

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