Primary Industries
Secondary Industries
Tertiary Industries
The Wealth of Nations
Misc.
100
The second most common metal in the world, its ore is called bauxite and it is very difficult to extract from its ore.
What is aluminum?
100
1- Taking raw materials and making them into a useful form. 2- The 2 types of this industry. 3- Originally meant to make by hand, but now refers to big businesses that turn raw materials into new products.
1- What are Secondary industries? 2- What are construction and manufacturing? 3- What is manufacturing?
100
80% of American workers are in this industry and it is also known as service industries.
What are tertiary industries.
100
1- The process in which countries decide to distribute its resources, goods, and services is called this. 2- These are the three classifications of economic systems. 3- Another name for the money and equipment to build industries.
1- What is economics? 2- What are capitalist, socialist, and mixed economies? 3- What is capital?
100
1- Man's hard work to make a living. 2- These represent the three classifications of industry.
1--What is Industry? 2-- What are primary, secondary, and tertiary industries.
200
1-Farmers producing enough food for their own household. 2- The name for herders that move with herds as the need for food/land for the herd occurs.
1--What is subsistence farming? 2-- What is Nomadic herding?
200
1- This began with the textile industry in Britain and lasted from 1750 to 1850. Thus creating consumer driven societies. 2- Technology is define as this. 3- The names for the third industrial revolution.
1- What is the Industrial Revolution? 2- What is the application of science to industry? 3- What are Computer age, Electronics age, and/or the Information age.
200
According to the US Department of Labor, these are the 5 categories of tertiary industries.
What are infrastructure, trade, finance, general services, and government.
200
1- The economic system that most western nations follow. 2- These are the risk takers who start up new businesses.
1- What is Capitalism or free market where anyone can attempt to have a business to make a profit. 2- What is an entrepreneur?
200
Primary, secondary, tertiary.
What are the three categories of industry?
300
Farmers applied this to enable them to increase their yields and become commercial farmers. (hint: two things)
What is science and machinery.
300
1- This term refers to products intended to last more than one year. 2- This term refers to products intended to last less than one year.
1- What is durable manufacturing. 2- What is non-durable manufacturing.
300
1- This provides the basic energy and equipment needs of all industries. 2- These are the three types of infrastructure.
1- What is Infrastructure. 2- What are Utilities, transportation, and communication.
300
1- The economic system where the government owns most industries and makes production decisions for the citizens. It is also known as a command economy. Entrepreneurs are scarce because their profits will go to the government. 2- An extreme form of the system described above where the government owns everything.
1- What is socialism? 2- What is communism?
300
1- The type of businesses that buy goods from the producers in bulk quantities sell in smaller quantities. 2- Type of business that buys from a wholesaler to sell directly to consumers. 3- This chain of stores is a wholesale/retail business.
1- What is a wholesale business? 2- What is a retail business? 3- What is Walmart?
400
1-Cultivating or farming in a controlled environment. 2-Produces the greatest amount of fish. 3- Consumes the greatest amount of fish. 4- $5 billion of this is produced as food.
1- What is aquaculture. 2- What is China. 3- What is Japan. 4-- What is seaweed.
400
The society that we live in today, where we can find jobs outside of farming and factory work.
What is a Postindustrial society
400
1- This provides electricity, gas, water, trash collection, and sewage-disposal services. 2- Industries have these 3 types of _______ to move their products. The names of these are. 3- The transportation of information and ideas.
1- What are Utilities? 2- What is transportation. / Water, land and air transportation. 3- What is communication?
400
1- It means the effective use of raw materials, labor, and capital. 2- The ability to produce everything a country needs without buying or selling to other countries. 3- People or businesses to buy a product.
1- What is development? 2- What is economic self-sufficiency? 3- What is the definition of a market?
400
1- The system that combines both capitalism and socialism.
1- What is a mixed economy.
500
1- The types of metal is the most valuable. 2- Copper, lead and iron. 3- Metals combined to make a useful substance. 4- Mineral used in atomic bombs and nuclear reactors.
1- What are precious metals? 2- What are common metals? 3- What are alloys? 4- What is uranium?
500
Most durable products come from these 5 sources.
What are lumber, stone, clay, glass and metals.
500
1- Mass printing of books, newspapers, and magazines is this industry. 2- This is to send messages using electronic impulses.
1- What is the publishing industry. 2- What is telecommunications?
500
1- This means to produce new things. 2- This measures a country's wealth and is the $$ value of all goods and services produced in one year. 3- The definition of per capita GDP.
1- What is wealth? 2- What is the Gross Domestic Product? aka GDP. 3- What is a more meaningful measurement of wealth, based on a each person's productivity?
500
1- Products shipped/sold to other countries is called exports. This refers to products purchased from other countries. 2- A tariff. 3- When a country refuses to continue to trade w/ another.
1- What are imports. 2- What is a tax on exports and imports? 3- What is an embargo. (usually done for political reasons as punishment)
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