Economics/Government
What are the three Government Branches?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Which graphs you may see on your test?
Bar graph
Line graph
Yes, you read the timeline from left to right or top to bottom.
When was the declaration of independence?
July 4th, 1776
What is propaganda?
Information to promote a political cause or point of view.(bias)
What is the United States Economic System?
Market Economy
Which graph is use to compare?
Bar graph
Without looking to the text, where can you find the main idea?
By reading the tittle.
How long did cold war lasted?
45 years
What are political cartoons?
Cartoons created with sarcasm and exaggeration to share a political point of view.
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A ________ is conducted every 10 years, to know the population of the country.
Census
What is Range?
The biggest number minus the smallest number.
What does the word "key" mean?
the meaning of the symbols used in a graph or map.
What was the Great Depression?
A stock market crash.
Severe economic downturn.
What does the elephant and donkey represent on political cartoons?
Elephant: Republican Party
Donkey: Democratic Party
What are the first 10 amendments called?
Bill of Rights
How do you see categorization in social studies?
We can categorize in a table or a graph.
Can you compare and contrast a map, a diagram or both?
We can compare and contrast both.
What is history?
The study of past events that have an impact on the future. (It could be a positive or negative effect)
How are political cartoons and memes alike?
Political cartoons and memes are both forms of visual communication that convey messages or opinions about political and social issues.
Who controls supply and demand?
The consumers. (us)
What is data? Where can you reflect the data that has been collected?
Data are Facts that statistics collected for reference or analysis. You can see data in tables, graphs and diagrams.
What are 2 map reading skills?
•Read the tittle to find out what is being described
•Identify what is shown on the map.
•Read labels to identify map elements
•Pay attention to the key or legend if the map has one. It will tell you how to interpret the map.
•Notice the dates the map includes.
•Try to find where the information comes from.
It was a system created after the first atomic bomb was send by the U.S.
Are political cartoons ONLY about politics?
No, political cartoons can be about cultural, economic, environmental issues or any topic that stimulates debate.