Grade 7 Social Studies Chapter 3 Review.

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Grade 7 Social Studies Chapter 3 Review

An event that starts a cause and effect chain in the first place Profit Needs Trigger

An event that starts a cause and effect chain in the first place Profit Needs Trigger

A person who gets an idea to start up a business and creates one. Wants Entrepreneur Down Payment

A person who gets an idea to start up a business and creates one. Wants Entrepreneur Down Payment

Money borrowed from the bank to pay for a home. Mortgage Poverty Capital

Money borrowed from the bank to pay for a home. Mortgage Poverty Capital

When the cost of basic needs is the same as the amount earned. Getting by Chance to get ahead Profit

When the cost of basic needs is the same as the amount earned. Getting by Chance to get ahead Profit

The money that goes into starting a business and maintaining it. Trigger Capital Profit

The money that goes into starting a business and maintaining it. Trigger Capital Profit

The money that business owners make after paying their expenses Wants Mortgage Profit

The money that business owners make after paying their expenses Wants Mortgage Profit

When the money a family brings in is more than their monthly expenses Profit Chance to get ahead Mortgage

When the money a family brings in is more than their monthly expenses Profit Chance to get ahead Mortgage

The things that an individual requires to survive. Capital Poverty Needs

The things that an individual requires to survive. Capital Poverty Needs

An organization that helps build homes for low income families. Amnesty International Unicef Habitat for Humanity

An organization that helps build homes for low income families. Amnesty International Unicef Habitat for Humanity

The portion of a home that a person first pays when they decide to buy a home. Mortgage Down Payment Lease

The portion of a home that a person first pays when they decide to buy a home. Mortgage Down Payment Lease

Goods and services are provided by the government Capitalism Socialism

Goods and services are provided by the government Capitalism Socialism

Competition is important for the creation of wealth Capitalism Socialism

Competition is important for the creation of wealth Capitalism Socialism

Things are done for what is best for the group Capitalism Socialism

Things are done for what is best for the group Capitalism Socialism

Individual freedom is highly valued Capitalism Socialism

Individual freedom is highly valued Capitalism Socialism

Cooperation is important for the creation of wealth Capitalism Socialism

Cooperation is important for the creation of wealth Capitalism Socialism