Geography
Economics
Government
100

What is culture?

The set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits shared by a group of people.

100

True or False: Countries want to import the types of goods of which they have a large supply.

False

100

What does it mean when citizens have the right to freedom of expression?

Citizens can speak and write openly

200

Which of the Six Essential Elements of Geography involves examining where a place is located?

The world in spatial terms

200

What happens when people barter?

Goods and services are traded for other goods and services.

200

In which type of government do citizens vote for officials?

Representative government

300

Why do mapmakers create different types of map projections?

to show either the correct shapes of places or their correct sizes

300

Which resources were used by early civilizations whose rulers needed many workers for large projects? (hint: Egyptian pyramids)

labor

300

The United States has a representative government. What must the government do?

Act in the peoples' interests and protect their rights

400

How can geographers pinpoint absolute location?

by finding the intersection of latitude and longitude

400

True or False: Opportunity cost can affect supply and demand.

True

400

Name a duty of citizenship?

Serving on a jury, voting, and defending the county when needed

500

What is the name of the type of map that uses color to show population density?

choropleth

500

Which resource was used by early civilizations when they collected taxes?

Capital

500

What type of government did the U.S. Constitution create?

Federal System

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