Culture
Refers to the physical objects, artifacts, and spaces that people create and use in their daily lives.
Material culture
Can be replenished naturally.
Renewable
Type "Free"
Free
Type "100"
100
Power held by the people.
Democracy
Encompasses the intangible aspects of culture, including ideas, norms, values, and beliefs.
Non-Material culture
Finite and take millions of years to form.
Non-Renewable
Economic decisions are made by individuals and firms based on supply and demand.
Market Economy
Type "200"
200
Led by a hereditary ruler.
Monarchy
Represents the values, practices, and artistic products that are widely consumed and enjoyed by the general public.
Popular culture
Energy harnessed from the sun.
Solar Energy
The government controls all economic activities and decisions.
Command Economy
Societies, cultures, economies.
Human Geography
Power concentrated in one leader/group.
Dictatorship
Involves the traditional practices and customs of small, homogeneous communities, often passed down through generations.
Folk Culture
Coal, oil, and natural gas formed from ancient organic matter.
Fossil Fuels
Combines elements of both command and market economies.
Mixed Economy
Natural environments and landscapes.
Physical Geography
Run by a small elite group.
Oligarchy
Refers to the values, practices, and behaviors that characterize an organization.
Corporate Culture
Energy generated from wind currents.
Wind Energy
Based on customs and traditions, often relying on agriculture and barter.
Traditional Economy
Human-nature interactions.
Environmental Geography
Governed by religious leaders.
Theocracy