Unit 9 Review

Which is an eight-member policy-setting body for the N.D. University System? 

What was established in 1959 to finance public education as state funds would pay 60%? 

What is based on motor vehicle deaths, infectious diseases, and violent crime? 

What was allowed in 1983 as many larger communities establish them? 

Who are those that conduct business using devices and networks of telecommunications? 

What are transmission signals over a distance for the purpose of communication? 

What receives enrollments as students can take class not offered by their schools? 

What allows parents to enroll a student in a school district other than their home district? 

What refers to colleges and universities that offer advanced work after high school? 

What was the reason the number of students was low during early statehood because they did not

What provides telemarketing services and has help employment in rural areas?

What commemorates a peaceful relationship between the U.S. and Canada? 

What reconstructed town hosts the Medora Musical? 

What is N.D. fourth largest industry and has grown because of positive business climate? 

What program was founded in 1985 to promote N.D. products? 

Who takes the census every 10 years? 

Cities with 2,500 or more people are considered 

What has been named one of the best rides located in Theodore National Park? 

What is tourism to places that have unspoiled natural resources? 

What affects daily life and the well-being of people? 

What N.D. Tech company was formed in the 1990s and was acquired by Microsoft? 

New school financing was done through what? 

What allows schools more curricular choices as they "share" the teacher? 

What is sharing the costs of education by forming agreements with member schools? 

Who serves as the system's chief officer as the college presidents report to them? 

What means that something is inclined in a certain direction? 

What refers to situations other than traditional public school classroom? 

What is counting the number of people who live in the U.S. to determine reps in Congress? 

What moved to Fargo in 1970 and is still produced? 

What is the bison processing facility based in New Rockford? 

What does the Bureau publish for each state which gives the total population of each county? 

Which program was created in 1999 to provide up to $500,000 to schools that merged? 

What was introduced in 1935 and later became the Center for Distance Education? 

The cost of education has shifted from the state to the local taxpayer through raised what? 

What is most operated by church domination? 

What is located in Newburg and produces combine pickups? 

What exists with low taxes, good transportation, and an educated workforce? 

What was created in 1911 to grade state rural schools? 

What was used by many WWII veterans to have their college education paid for? 

What do North Dakotans believe in, meaning they favor privately-owned businesses? 

Who is responsible for advertising and promoting N.D.? 

What adds value to a raw agricultural product by further processing the product? 

What imposed stiff penalties to improve the quality of education by testing and teacher prep? 

What is when parents choose to educate their children at home? 

Who was named the first school inspector? 

What is the leading dry pasta producer based in Carrington? 

What is a problem that happens when people move from their home state to another? 

What was created in 1938 to oversee the state's colleges and universities? 

Who made a plan for high schools correspondence school? 

What is a federally-funded passenger travel system for trains?