6-1.   A. The United States is a wealthy nation with the world’s highest gross national product (GNP)  B. Gross National Product (GNP) – total value.

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  A. The United States is a wealthy nation with the world’s highest gross national product (GNP)  B. Gross National Product (GNP) – total value of a nation’s output of goods and services  C. Land is one of the US’s most abundant natural resources  D. Nearly half of the land in the country, other than Alaska, is used for raising crops or animals I. An Abundance of Natural Resources

  E. Forests provide material for a wide array of products  F. Oil, natural gas, and coal are vital to the energy supply and economy, but they are in limited supply

  A. The development of steamboats, canals, and railroads made moving goods cheaper and quicker during the 1800s  B. The development of the automobile and diesel engine brought the next revolution in transportation  C. In the 1950s, an interstate highway system began to be built to link major cities across the country II. Transportation & Communication

  D. The telegraph revolutionized communication  E. The internet, telephones, satellites, and other forms of telecommunication are becoming increasingly important to doing business  F. Telecommunication – communication by electronic means

  A. The political system of the United States has been vital to the economic success of the country  B. The government established in 1789 reflected a shared belief in individual equality, opportunity, and freedom III. Respecting Individual Freedoms

  C. These ideals supported an economic system based on capitalism  D. Capitalism – free enterprise  E. One of the notions behind free enterprise is the belief that ANY hardworking individual can find opportunity and success in the United States