The World's People
What does it mean to be a refugee?
Who is someone who flees their home due to violence or persecution?
What is a human right?
What is a right that belongs to all individuals
What term describes the process of buying something from another country?
What is an Import
What is the holy book of Islam
What is the Quran
What form of government has the people have all the power?
What is a Democracy?
What is a Push Factor?
A person being African American, Hispanic American, Asian American or Native American is an example of what vocabulary word?
What is a Ethnic Group?
What type of economy is all about trading with other people?
What is a traditional economy?
What three religions believe in the same god?
What is Christianity, Islam, and Judaism?
Who is the ruler of a Monarchy?
What is a Royal Family (King, Queen, or Emperor)
What is an example of a rural area?
What is an area that has a low amount of people like a farm or small town?
In one area of the world they say soda, in the other area they say pop: What is this an example of?
Dialect
These are all examples of what type of resource: Water, trees, wind
Renewable resource
Who is the leader or head of Buddhism?
Who is the Buddha?
What system is ruled by one person or group that has absolute power over the people?
What is a dictatorship?
This word means to enter and live in a new country?
What is to immigrate?
This word describes the spread of ideas, beliefs, and culture around the world
What makes something a non-renewable resource?
What is a natural resource that cannot be readily replaced by natural means
What religion has a synagogue as their place of worship?
What type of government has people who are supposed to vote for our interests so that way we don't have to vote every day?
What is a representative democracy or representative government?
Suppose a country has a population of 6 million in 2015, 9 million in 2025, and 12 million in 2035. What is the doubling time for that country’s population?
What are three of the nine elements of culture?
What is a measure of what is produced and what is required to produce it
What is Productivity?
What are the 6 major world religions?
What are Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and Sikhism?
What is a modern day example of a dictatorship that we talked about?
What is North Korea or Russia