Lesson 1: The American People
Lesson 2: Government by the People
Lesson 3: Free Enterprise
Lesson 4: Land & Regions
Lesson 5: Resources & the Environment
100

"E Pluribus Enum" is the Latin term that translates to what?

"Out of many, One."

100

The United States government is based on a form of democracy called...

A Republic.

100

What is an economy?

A system for producing and distributing goods and services.
100

What is a region?

A large area with common features that is set apart from other areas.
100

Natural Resources are...

things found in nature that people can use. (ex. water, soil, and trees)

200

What is the definition of culture?

It is the way of life of a group of people.

200

What is a constitution?

A written plan of government.

200
America's economy is based on a Free Enterprise. What is that?

Free enterprise is an economy based on people who are free to start their own businesses and own their own private property.

200

Geography is...

The study of Earth and how people use it.
200

What is the main threat we are trying to save our environment from?

Pollution

300

As of the year 2000, what are the largest two ethnic groups in the United States?

White and Hispanic

300

As a U.S. Citizen, we are given responsibilities. Name two of them.

Vote, obey the law, go to school (children), respecting the rights of others.

300

What are the two vocabulary words that deal with the shipment of goods from one country to another?

Import & Export.

300

What region has the largest area?

The West Region: 1,576,336 square miles

300

Name a national park mentioned in the lesson.

Yellowstone, Denali, Everglades, Grand Canyon
400

What are the name of the two islands where immigrants stopped at BEFORE coming to the United States?

Ellis Island (East Coast) & Angel Island (West Coast)

400

Until 1971, the voting age was...

21 (the voting age is now 18)

400

What is an entrepreneur? 

a person who starts a new business.

400

Climate is...

The weather of a specific area over a long period of time.

400

What is a renewable resource? What is a nonrenewable resource? (You need both definitions to get points)

Renewable: resources that can be renewed or replaced.

Nonrenewable: resources that cannot be easily replaced.

500

As of the year 2000, what age group makes up the majority of U.S. citizens?

20-44 year olds (37%)

500

Who were the two Presidents mentioned in this lesson?

Abraham Lincoln & John F. Kennedy

500

How much money did Thomas Edison make from selling his very first invention?

Roughly $40,000

500

Name the 5 regions of the United States.

The West, the Southwest, the Midwest, the Southeast, & the Northeast

500

In order to protect our environment and resources, people use what is called...

Conservation

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