2. Economy

3. Gov’t

4. 5 themes o f Geography

5. Culture

6. Misc.

7. Misc. II

8. Economy
Gov’t
5 Themes of
Geography
Culture
Misc.
Misc. II
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9. The system for producing, distributing,
and consuming goods and services.

10. What is the definition
of economy?

11. Government controls all means of production and distribution.
People have little choice.

12. What is
communism?

13. More opportunities for individuals,
profit, individuals may own businesses with
little government intervention

14. of a free enterprise/market or
What are the benefits
of a free enterprise/market or
capitalist economy?

15. When supply is low and demand is high, the prices will be high
When supply is low and demand is high, the prices will be high. When supply is high and demand is low, the prices will be low.

16. What is supply and
demand?

17. Countries with low literacy rates, low life expectancy,
poor services, and few jobs .

18. What are developing
countries?

19. To avoid loss of freedoms,
censorship of the media,
prevents abuse of power

20. What are reasons for
limiting
Governments?

21. A system that sets up laws
and enforces them.

22. What is
Government?

23. Limited governments give the people more opportunities and freedom.
Prevents the leaders from abusing power.
Unlimited governments give leaders too much power to do what they want,
and citizens have fewer rights.

24. How can you compare
limited and unlimited
Governments?

25. Republic (Representative Democracy),
Constitutional Monarch and
Direct Democracy

26. What governments fall under
a constitutional government?

27. Constitutional Monarchy –ruled my many
Direct democracy- ruled by many
Representative democracy (Republic)- ruled by many
*Leaders may not abuse the law as they are held to the same laws as the people.

28. What governments are classified as
limited and explain why?

29. How humans adapt to the
environment and how humans modify (change) the
environment.

30. What is human
Environment/
Interaction?

31. The movement of people, goods, ideas and
data from place to place.

32. What is
Movement?

33. How certain areas are grouped according
to their similarities.
Example: area codes, zip codes,
states, countries, counties, etc.

34. What is region?

35. Relative (Described by landmarks, time, direction or
distance from one place to another.) Absolute
(The exact address or latitude and longitude)

36. What is location?

37. The human (culture) and physical (landforms,
wildlife, vegetation, climate, etc.)
characteristics of a place.

38. What is place?

39. A local form of language that may have a distinct vocabulary
and pronunciation.

40. What is
Language?

41. Hair color and
eye color.

42. What is not a
cultural trait?

43. Religion
Way of life
Language
Government
Economy
Education
Fine arts

44. 7 elements of conference?
What are the
7 elements of conference?

45. Most cultures of the world have American food, French food, Chinese food, Italian food, as well as their customs.

46. What is culture
Borrowing?

48. What is cultural
Diffusion?

50. What are
Lines of
Latitude?

51. Countries with high levels of education, good healthcare
good services, advanced technology, and high
salaries.

52. What is an
Industrialized
Country?

53. More opportunities for individuals, profit, individuals
may own businesses with little
government intervention.

54. market/free enterprise economy?
What are the
benefits of the
market/free enterprise economy?

55. A distinct way of living and behaving learned by the members of a society.

56. What is
Culture?

57. Daily
Double!!

58. Antarctica.

59. Where do you find little or no culture borrowing?

61. What Is
Voting?

63. What is
religion?

65. What is
Government?

67. What are
Lines of
Longitude?

69. What is
movement?

70. Double
Jeopardy!!

72. Government

73. Economy

74. 5 Themes of
Geography

75. Culture

76. Misc.

77. Misc. II

78. Economy
Gov’t
5 themes
Of Geography
Culture
Misc.
Misc. II
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79. The system for producing, distributing,
and consuming goods and services.

80. What is the definition
of economy?

81. Government controls all means of production and distribution.
People have little choice.

82. What is
communism?

83. More opportunities for individuals,
profit, individuals may own businesses with
little government intervention

84. of a free enterprise/market or
What are the benefits
of a free enterprise/market or
capitalist economy?

85. When supply is low and demand is high, the prices will be high.
When supply is high and demand is low,
the prices will be low.

86. What is supply and
demand?

87. Countries with low literacy rates, low life expectancy,
poor services, and few jobs .

88. What are developing
countries?

89. To avoid loss of freedoms,
censorship of the media,
prevents abuse of power

90. What are reasons for
limiting
Governments?

91. A system that sets up laws
and enforces them.

92. What is
Government?

93. Limited governments give the people more opportunities and freedom.
Prevents the leaders from abusing power.
Unlimited governments give leaders too much power to do what they want,
and citizens have fewer rights.

94. How can you compare
limited and unlimited
Governments?

95. Republic (Representative Democracy),
Constitutional Monarch and
Direct Democracy

96. What governments fall under
a constitutional government?

97. Constitutional Monarchy –ruled my many
Direct democracy- ruled by many
Representative democracy (Republic)- ruled by many
*Leaders may not abuse the law as they are held to the same laws as the people.

98. What governments are classified as
limited and explain why?

99. How humans adapt to the
environment and how humans modify (change) the
environment.

100. What is human
Environment/
Interaction?

101. The movement of people, goods, ideas and
data from place to place.

102. What is
Movement?

103. How certain areas are grouped according
to their similarities.
Example: area codes, zip codes,
states, countries, counties, etc.

104. What is region?

105. Relative (Described by landmarks, time, direction or
distance from one place to another.) Absolute
(The exact address or latitude and longitude)

106. What is location?

107. The human (culture) and physical (landforms,
wildlife, vegetation, climate, etc.)
characteristics of a place.

108. What is place?

109. A local form of language that may have a distinct vocabulary
and pronunciation.

110. What is
Language?

111. Hair color and
eye color.

112. What is not a
cultural trait?

113. Religion
Way of life
Language
Government
Economy
Education
Fine arts

114. 7 elements of conference?
What are the
7 elements of conference?

115. Most cultures of the world have American food, French food, Chinese food, Italian food, as well as their customs.

116. What is culture
Borrowing?

118. What is cultural
Diffusion?

120. What are
Lines of
Latitude?

121. Countries with high levels of education, good healthcare
good services, advanced technology, and high
salaries.

122. What is an
Industrialized
Country?

123. More opportunities for individuals, profit, individuals
may own businesses with little
government intervention.

124. market/free enterprise economy?
What are the
benefits of the
market/free enterprise economy?

125. A distinct way of living and behaving learned by the members of a society.

126. What is
Culture?

127. Daily
Double!!

128. Antarctica.

129. Where do you find little or no culture borrowing?

131. What Is
Voting?

133. What is
religion?

135. What is
Government?

137. What is
Longitude?

139. What is
Movement?

140. Explain the 5 industries
Final
Jeopardy
Explain the 5 industries
Using an example.

141. Classification
Description
Example Product
Agriculture
Takes natural resources from the earth (mining, fishing, and farming are included)
Manufacturing
Makes products using the natural resources (construction, factories, and processing plants are included)
Wholesale
The sale of goods in large quantities, as for resale by a retailer.
Retail
The sale of goods or commodities in small quantities directly to consumers
Service
Provides a service such as restaurants, supermarkets, hotels, hospitals, education, etc.