GRAPES Basics
Geography and Religion
Achievements, Politics, Economics, Social Structure
Types of Government
Economic Systems
100

What does the “G” in GRAPES stand for?

Geography

100

What desert supported gold-salt trade in Mali?

Sahara Desert

100

 Which part of GRAPES is about inventions and new ideas?

Achievements


100

In which system do citizens vote directly for laws?

Direct democracy

100

In which economic system do traditions and customs decide what people do?

Traditional economy

200

Which part of GRAPES is about inventions and discoveries?

Achievements

200

Which mountains forced the Inca to invent terrace farming?

Andes Mountains

200

Which part of GRAPES is about rules, laws, and leaders?

Politics


200

In which system does one ruler have total power?

Absolute monarchy

200

Which system is based on free markets with little government control?

Market economy

300

Which part of GRAPES explains how societies are ruled?

Politics

300

Which religion spread across North Africa by trade and conquest?

Islam

300

Which part of GRAPES is about money, trading, and jobs?

Economics

300

Which government system is ruled by religious leaders?

Theocracy

300

In which economy does the government control production and resources?

Command economy

400

 Which two GRAPES categories are about money, wealth, and trade?

Economics & Geography

400

What European conflict was caused by religious differences between Catholics and Protestants?

The Reformation

400

Which part of GRAPES is about groups of people (rich, poor, leaders, workers)?

Social Structure


400

In which government do people elect leaders to make decisions for them?

Representative democracy/Republic

400

What type of economy mixes government control and private business?

Mixed economy

500

Why do historians use GRAPES?

To compare civilizations across time and place

500

Which Mesoamerican civilization practiced human sacrifice as part of religion?

The Aztecs

500

 Which two parts of GRAPES help explain how people live their daily lives?

 Economics and Social Structure

500

What is the key difference between a dictatorship and an absolute monarchy?

Dictators are not kings/queens and usually seize power rather than inherit it

500

In a command economy, who usually decides what is produced?

The government