Economics
Culture
Government
Society & Sources
Mixed Bag
100

A general increase in price is called

inflation

100

name two problems created by urbanization

slums and suburban sprawl

100

What is an authoritarian government?

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

100

what is a society?

Humans with shared culture that have organized themselves to meet their basic needs.

100

what happens to the price of a product if the demand for it decreases?

The price decreases

200

zero or negative economic growth for 6 or more months in a row is called?

recession

200

What is an area in which a single culture or cultural trait is dominant called?

culture region

200

what is a monarchy?

A government in which the state is ruled by a King or a Queen.   This can be absolute or constitutional

200

What is a social class?

A group of people that live in similar economic conditions.

200

Is this statement accurate?

The rise of democracies that protect citizen's rights is fairly recent in our world's history.

This is a true statement

300

Most societies have which type of economic system?

Mixed economy

300

What is a major cause of rapid population growth?

improved medical care

300

Which type of government is most likely to protect the human rights in the world today?

Democracies protect citizens rights

300

How do you determine the reliability of a source?

Look for opinions and the presence of bias

300

What is profit?

The money a company has left after subtracting the cost of doing business.

400

What is the buying and selling of goods with in a country called?

Domestic trade

400
A large increase in the infant mortality rate during a time of rapid population growth is generally due to what two things?

lack of food and clean water

400

Give two examples of something a limited government would do but an unlimited government would not. 

limited governments allow free speech, choice, news and technology

unlimited governments do not allow freedom of speech and restrict news and technology

400

What is the difference between a primary source and a secondary source?

A primary source comes from a person involved in an event. like a speech, or diary

a secondary source is a textbook, article or movie and doesn't come directly from a person.

400

What is an import and give an example.

An import is something that is made or grown somewhere else but brought in and sold in this country.  ex. coffee, pineapples

500

Describe some differences between a developed country and a developing country

80% developing 20 % developed

developing lower standards of living and weaker economy

developed higher standard of living and strong economy

500

Does every country form a single culture region? Give an example of one that does.

No not every country forms a single culture region.  One that does is in Quebec Canada.  They have a large french culture.

500

What does the principle of majority rule mean?

Laws can only pass when a majority of representatives vote for it.  

500

Why would historians want to consider a source's opinion as well as facts reported by a source?

opinions provide evidence of possible bias.  Both need to be considered to determine reliability.

500

What type of government does the United States have?  What system of government does it have?

Limited government / representative demacracy