Primary Sector
Secondary Sector
Tertiary Sector
100

What is California's major economic industry?

Agriculture

100

What is California's top manufacturing export?

The state's largest manufacturing export category is computer and electronic products

100

List at least three tourist hotspots in California.

Most popular hotspots include Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Disneyland, Napa Valley, Pebble Beach, Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, Yosemite, Venice Beach, and more.

200

What State is second to California in agriculture?

Iowa

200

What is the number one port in the United States?

Port of Los Angeles

200

List 3 tech companies that started in Silicon Valley

Atari, Apple, Oracle, eBay, Yahoo, Paypal, and Google started here

300

What does a primary sector involve?


This sector involves the use of natural resources and consumed either directly or used in the industry.

300

What does a secondary sector involve?

Involves manufacturing and processing raw materials into finished products.

300

What is a tertiary sector comprised of?

This is the sector that is comprised of services, such as entertainment, tourism, retailers, and financial institutions.

400

What percentage of the land in California is used for Agriculture?

40%

400

List examples of secondary sector.

Examples are automobile production, textiles, ship building, and energy utilities.

400

What are two reasons California became a movie industry hotspot. 

weather and non union labor.

500

List the top 5 most valued agricultural products produced by California.

Dairy Products, Grapes, Cattle and Calves, Lettuce, Almonds

500

25% of state manufacturing jobs are found in what four subsectors?

  • electronic instruments
  • semiconductors and electrical components
  • computer and peripheral equipment 
  • aerospace manufacturing.
500

How did silicon valley get its name?

Shockley left Bell and founded his own company which made transistors out of silicon and not germanium. 

A curious journalist named Don Hoefler wrote a three-part report about the semiconductor industry in 1971, titled Silicon Valley USA. Obviously, the name caught on.