Guess that Theme!
Relative location is an example of this theme
Location
This Economic System is based on traditions
Traditional
Beliefs; transformed from a temple religion to a religion of the book and a faith of symbolism, reverence, and deep meaning tied to its history of slavery and torture. ___ find rich meaning in life and at the Passover meal, each piece of food represents something from slavery.
Leader; no leader, more ideas and past beliefs
Location; Fertile Crescent (Saudi Arabia)
Judaism
The people vote for representatives to make decisions in the best interest of the people.
Representative Democracy
How and Why did the relationship between the British and the colonists change because of the French and Indian War?
The French and Indian War put the British into debt and they figured that they spent money protecting us so we should help to pay that money back with taxes. They also restricted us from moving west because they didn’t want any more problems. Then they sent troops to help enforce the rules and that caused a lot of tension.
Physical and Human characteristics are an example of this theme.
Place
This Economic System answers the three economic questions by the government.
Command
Beliefs; This grew out of Judaism. This is the idea to carry the message from God to the common people.
The message; love one another like I have loved you. _____ celebrate his birth, resurrection, and death and drink wine and eat bread as the blood and body of Jesus, recalling Jesus’ last supper
Leader; Jesus, god
Location, Israel
Christianity
One person rules. This person makes all of the decisions. The people have no rights
Absolute Monarchy
What was the purpose of the Articles of Confederation?
To put a national government into place to bring the colonies together. We created a weak national government and gave the states most of the power because we were afraid that if we gave it too much power it would end up like Great Britain abusing power
how humans have modified their environment to fit their needs is an example of this theme
Human Environment Interaction
This Economic System answers the three economic questions by allowing the buyers and sellers as well as the government to have some control
Mixed
Beliefs; there are 5 basic beliefs that ____ must follow. Some are that Allah is the only god, trusting and faith in the words from Shahadah, etc. Basically that you have to respect the words of Allah, their one and only god.
Leader; muhammad, allah
Location; mecca
Islam
The decisions are shared between the King and Queen as well as the elected representatives.
Constitutional Monarchy
This document allowed the colonies to gain their independence from Great Britain and become their own country. Also known as America's break up letter with England!
The Declaration of Independence
how the movement of people, goods, and ideas impacts locations around the world is an example of this theme
Movement
This Economic System answers the three economic questions by allowing the buyers and sellers.
Market
Beliefs; that people must follow the eightfold path to be enlightened to end all suffering and live a peaceful life. The suffering is caused by self-craving, for a person's fulfillment and at the expense of others. (people are too self surrounded)
Location; India then moved into other parts of Asia
Buddhism
Led by religious traditions and customs. Usually a small group or individual makes decisions that are based on religion
Theocracy
What are Natural Rights?
rights that all people are born with and can’t be taken away. Life, Liberty, and property (Jefferson liked it so much that he put it in the Declaration of Independence but changed it to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness)
This theme defines an area that has unifying characteristics such as climate, industry, people, physical features, vegetation, or any other characteristic that can be similar to this theme
Region
What are the three main Economic Questions that every society must answer
What goods and services should be produced to meet consumer needs?
How should they be produced, and who should produce them?
Who should receive goods and services?
Beliefs; It's not all one idea, it's more like a bunch of ideas altogether that believe that we should do our “dharma” or do our place in society and not worry how things will turn out. And that we are reincarnated into a new body after we die, and if we did our dharma, and followed our duty in our past life, we will get good dharma, which will move us up in the social scale.
Leader; there is no “leader” but the creator is Bramha
Location; india
Hinduism
One person makes all of the decisions. The people have no rights.
Dictaorship
What is the definition of Right to Revolution?
people have the right to get rid of the government if they don’t think it’s doing its job and protecting rights (like Great Britain when we declared independence!)