Human Environment Interaction (HEI)
Economic Systems
Economic Sectors
World Religions
Types of Governments
100

What is the term for how humans change their environment to suit their needs?

Modification

100

What is a traditional economy?

An economy based on customs, traditions, and beliefs.

100

What is the primary sector?

The sector involved in extraction of raw materials.

100

Where did Buddhism originate?

India

100

What is a democracy?

A system of government by the whole population, typically through elected representatives.

200

How do humans adapt to their environment?

Through adaptation, such as changing clothing or housing styles.

200

What characterizes a command economy?

The government makes all economic decisions.

200

Define the secondary sector.

Industries that produce a finished, usable product.

200

What is a central idea of Christianity?

The belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God.

200

Define theocracy.

A system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.

300

What does the term "dependence" refer to in human-environment interaction?

Humans depending on the environment for resources like water, food, and shelter.

300

Describe a free market economy.

An economy where prices and production are controlled by private owners for profit.

300

What is the tertiary sector?

The service industry.

300

Name a key concept of Hinduism.

Dharma and karma.

300

What is a dictatorship?

A government ruled by a single leader with absolute power.

400

Give an example of how humans modify their environment.

Building Dams or roads

400

What is a mixed economy?

A system combining private and public enterprise. Government holds some power, usually, giving less choice to the citizens about their economic decisions, but not as extreme as a command economy.

400

What is the quaternary sector?

Knowledge-based services like information technology, research, and development.

400

Which religion is known for its concept of monotheism and the Torah?

Judaism

400

Describe a totalitarian government.

A centralized government that does not tolerate differing opinions and exercises dictatorial control.

500

What is a key question to ask when analyzing human-environment interaction?

How do humans impact the environment and how does the environment impact humans?

500

How do economic systems differ in terms of government control?

Command economies have high government control, while free market economies have little to none.

500

Differentiate between subsistence and commercial farming.

Subsistence farming is for local consumption; commercial farming is for sale in the market.

500

What is Islam's holy scripture?

The Quran

500

What is a monarchy?

A form of government with a monarch at the head. Usually passes through royal families.