Economics and Trade
Government
Citizenship
History Basics
Terms
100

The type of economic system that is a mix of all of the other three economies. 

Mixed Economy

100

A form of government in which that state is ruled by a monarch.

Monarchy

100

The process of a society becoming more democratic is _______.

Democratization

100

A period is also known as a ____.

An Era or epoc

100

A legal member of a country.

Citizen

200

What are people or businesses that make and sell goods or services? 

Producers

200

A ________ often puts limits on the powers that a government has.

Constitution often puts limits on the powers that a government has. 

200

A legal process by which immigrants become citizens.

Naturalization

200

The time before humans invented writing and could record events.

prehistory

200

A historical source that provides information about an event that does not come from a person who has experienced that event.

Secondary Source

300

What are the 3 factors of production?

Land, labor, and capital.


300

What is the difference between an unlimited government to a limited government?

Unlimited government- there are no effective limits on a government’s actions

Limited government- that the government's actions are limited or restricted by the law.

300

What are the rights of American citizens?

Three rights of American citizens:

Freedom of speech

Freedom of religion

Freedom of Press

300

A historical source that provides information that comes directly from a person who has experienced the event.

Primary source

300

 A line marked off with a series of events and dates.

Timeline

400

A country’s ability to produce something more efficiently or competitively than other goods is ______.

Comparative advantage

400

A form of government in which all power is held by a single person or a small group.

Authoritarian government

400

What are some responsibilities of US citizens?

Stay informed and vote

Pay taxes

Obey the law

Civic engagement- participation in government and civic life, or activities that have to do with one’s society and community.

400

True or False: The information in either kind of source (primary and secondary) can never be wrong or misleading.

False

The information in either kind of source (primary and secondary) can be wrong or misleading.

400

A system in which a central government makes all the laws for the entire country.

Unitary system

500

What is the difference between developed and developing countries?

A developed country has a strong economy and a high standard of living. 

Developing countries have less productive economies and their people have a lower standard of living.

500

A region that shares a common government.

A state

500

Someone who has been legally allowed to live in the United States, but is not a citizen.


Resident

500

Why would some areas like the United States not have a history until 500 years ago?

The United States had no written records until Europeans discovered the North American continent. 

500

The growth of a country’s economy or an increase in the standard of living of its people.

Development

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