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Capitalism economic system in which individuals, rather than governments, controls the factors of production. Click Here to Reveal Answer Capitalism CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer political and economic system in which the government owns the means of production. Click Here to Reveal Answer Socialism CORRECT INCORRECT

The spread of cultural items— such as ideas, styles, religions, technologies, languages etc.— between individuals, whether within a single culture or from one culture to another. Click Here to Reveal Answer Cultural Diffusion CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer authoritarian socialism: economic and political system in which government owns the means of production and controls economic planning. Click Here to Reveal Answer Communism CORRECT INCORRECT

Utilitarianism belief that a law was useful if it led to “the greatest happiness of the greatest number” of people. Click Here to Reveal Answer Utilitarianism CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer system in which economic forces work automatically and naturally, without mercantilist laws and regulations. Click Here to Reveal Answer Free enterprise CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer belief that government should not interfere with the operations of businesses. Click Here to Reveal Answer Laissez faire CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer Along with Friedrich Engels, he wrote The Communist Manifesto, published in 1848. Click Here to Reveal Answer Karl Marx CORRECT INCORRECT

A “command economy” is another name for which economic system: capitalist or communist? Click Here to Reveal Answer communist CORRECT INCORRECT

Which nation had a communist revolution in 1917? Click Here to Reveal Answer Russia CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer His title being a variation of “Caesar”, he was deposed by the Bolsheviks in 1917. Click Here to Reveal Answer Czar CORRECT INCORRECT

Although most of this nation is located in Asia, most of its people live in Europe. Click Here to Reveal Answer Russia CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer Vladimir _________ and Joseph Stalin led a communist revolution and overthrew the Russian Czar in 1917. Click Here to Reveal Answer Lenin CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer Free Enterprise & Free Market are common terms used to describe this economic system. Click Here to Reveal Answer Capitalism CORRECT INCORRECT

Adam Smith Considered the “father of modern economics”, he published The Wealth of Nations in 1776. Click Here to Reveal Answer Adam Smith CORRECT INCORRECT

This communist nation is the world’s most populated as well. Click Here to Reveal Answer People’s Republic of China CORRECT INCORRECT

This China is not communist. Click Here to Reveal Answer Republic of China CORRECT INCORRECT

This Caribbean country has been a communist dictatorship since 1959. Click Here to Reveal Answer Cuba CORRECT INCORRECT

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics This communist nation dissolved in 1991 (and lost the Cold War). Click Here to Reveal Answer Union of Soviet Socialist Republics CORRECT INCORRECT

This U.S. state is just 90 miles north of Cuba. Click Here to Reveal Answer Florida CORRECT INCORRECT

This Korea is a communist dictatorship. Click Here to Reveal Answer North Korea CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer Toyota and Honda may come from Japan but this major car company is from South Korea. Click Here to Reveal Answer Hyundai (also Kia) CORRECT INCORRECT

Click Here to Reveal Answer The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 was really a (Cold War) struggle between these other two countries. Click Here to Reveal Answer U.S.A & U.S.S.R. CORRECT INCORRECT

In this economic system, businesses are privately owned. Click Here to Reveal Answer capitalism CORRECT INCORRECT

The Urals are found in this “Eurasian” country. Click Here to Reveal Answer Russia CORRECT INCORRECT

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