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One part of a culture

Cultural Trait

100

a condition in which available resources are limited relative to wants

Scarcity

100

When the government runs and controls MOST of a country's economy.

Socialism

100

Basic systems, physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society.

INFRASTRUCTURE

100

A line that marks the territorial limits of a political unit.

Political Boundary

200

the spread of a cultural trait from one culture or place to another

Diffusion

200

something used to meet needs or wants or to produce goods and services

Resource

200

A Command Economy is also known as...

Communism

200

Coach Harms is an example of which of the four sectors of economic activity?

Tertiary (service industry)

200

authority to govern

sovereignty

300

What RELIGION and LANGUAGE was introduced to the Swahili Coast from Persia?

Islam and Arabic

300

the way goods, services, or resources are divided or made available

Distribution

300

China, the United States, Sweden, and Mexico are all considered to have ______________ economies.

Mixed

300

List at least THREE of the different location factors that attract economic activity.

Resources, Transportation, Markets, Physical Conditions, Workers, Technology...    or you could say Natural Resources, Climate and Landforms, Water, Transportation and Access, Labor and Markets, Technology and Communications

300

List THREE of the four questions how we analyze political power.

WHO has power? HOW do you get or keep power? HOW is power distributed or limited? WHAT role do citizens have? (or you could say HOW do citizens participate in or influence government?)

400

List at least FIVE different categories for cultural traits

Sports, Traditions, Food, Religion, Government, Language, Music, Art, Fashion, Technologies, Architecture...

400

North Garland has $10,000. Theater wants to build a dragon that costs $6,000. Football wants new uniforms for $4,000. Chess club wants a life size chess set for $3,000. What economic question must be asked?

For Whom! NGHS must choose WHO gets the money.

400

In a free market, or free enterprise, what determines prices under a capitalistic economic system? (hint: the answer is not 'the individual' or 'private businesses')

Supply and Demand

400

List all four economic sectors and describe each one!

Primary- get raw materials, secondary- transform into product, tertiary- service, quaternary- tech

400

What TWO terms describe a religious kingdom?

THEOCRATIC MONARCHY

500

Cultures can be brought into contact in what FOUR different ways?

Migration, Trade, War, Innovation

500

What are the three economic questions every society must answer?

WHAT will be produced? HOW will it be produced? For WHOM will it be produced?

500

What was unique about part of Nigeria's economy?

Nigeria has some TRADITIONAL or informal economy that operates outside corporate influence and outside of government control.

500

Give three reasons why Rotterdam, Netherlands is one of Europe's main economic centers of trade.

Access to water, sea routes and rivers, good transportation with roads and railways, access to big cities, access to workers and customers

500

What is the name of Sweden's Parliament?

Riksdag

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