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DCC #2
What is a command economy
Are our rights unlimited?
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Are our rights unlimited?
No
Yes
all of the above
Maybe
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What is a command economy
an economy controlled by traditions, customs, and beliefs.
an economy controlled centrally by a government.
an economy driven by country's individual citizens
an economic system combining private and public enterprise.
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GDP
Gross domestic people
Gross Domestic Development
Grass Domestic Product
Gross Domestic Product
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What is life expectancy?
No. of years a person born in a particular country can live
No. of years someone hopes to live
No.of years we have to live
No.of years a country's population can survive
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GDP Per Capita
Calculated by the Total Commerce
Calculated by the amount of labor force
Calculated by the amount of Unemployed
Calculated by the total population
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Limited Government are all the following except:
repression of rights
freedom of speech
Vote for candidates
sign petitions
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An area of land surrounded by water on three sides
ocean
lake
isthmus
peninsula
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Unlimited Government all except:
no say in government
One person in charge
sign petitions
repression of rights
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rural, urban, suburban?
urban
rural
suburban
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Push Factors:
warm weather and comfortable location
conflict, drought, famine, lack of jobs, discrimination
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Limited Government
Communism Government
North Korea
1 person rules it all
government that has citizen rights
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rural, urban, suburban?
rural
urban
suburban
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Triangular trade is also known as?
Circumnavigation.
The Pacific slave trade.
The switching of religions.
The Atlantic Slave trade.
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Limited Government Example
Dictatorship
Monarchy
North Korea
Constitution
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Subsistance agriculture
does not include the herding of animals
is generally confined to Southeast Asia
is becoming increasingly dominant in the world
is characterized by production for the farmer and his family
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Rural areas
Related to the (or any) city.
low population density and large amounts of land.
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The triangular trade also called....
The trade
Mercantilism
Trade of glory
The Columbian exchange
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rural, urban, or suburban?
urban
suburban
rural
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GDP Stands For
Greatest Domestic Product
Greatest Domestic Produce
Gross Domestic Product
Gross Domestic Produce
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What is a drought?
A shortage of water in a certain area.
An area that has had rain none stop.
A great amount of water.
An area that just had a hurricane.
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What did the Triangular Trade cover?
England, Europe, Africa, the Americas and the West Indies
Africa, Europe and America
Africa, Europe
America, Europe and Asia
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What are some factors of GDP?
only domestically made products
changes in inventories, capital goods, new structures
domestically made products, intermediate and capital goods
intermediate goods,nonproduction transactions,capital goods
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What's Chile's climate like?
Hot and Sticky
Varies dramatically by location
Cold and Dry
Stormy and rainy
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Export
A good that is sent no where.
A good that people like.
A good sent to another country to be sold
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Land surrounded on three sides by water
Peninsula
Fjord
Mountain
Plateau
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What is a characteristic of a developed country?
High Standard of Living
High Infant Mortality Rate
High Birth Rate
Low GDP
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Unlimited Government Example
Democracy
Market Economy
United States
Dictatorship
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Drought
When the demand for water uses high proportions of rainfall
Movement of waves up a beach
The stores and flows of water in an ecosystem
Less rain is received than usual, leads to water shortages
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GDP per capita
Babies that die per every 1000 birth
Percent of people over 15 years old that can read and write
Health issues like poverty and hunger
Amount of money that the person makes per year
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Literacy Rate
Percent of people over 15 years old that can read and write
Health issues like poverty and hunger
Amount of money that the person makes per year
Babies that die per every 1000 birth
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rural, urban, suburban?
urban
suburban
rural
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What is a traditional economy like?
Big and Large
Small and close
Technology based
A high standard of living
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The triangular trade was
the exchange of goods among 3 locations
A section of an orchestra
a math game to learn about shapes
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The Literacy Rate in Mexico is...
In the middle
High
Below the poverty line
Low
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Population Distribution are affected by factors such as climate and readily available resources.
False
True
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Are wars, revolutions & unemployment push factors or pull factors?
Pull Factors
Push Factors
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What are some examples of a Traditional Economy?
Canadian Inuit
Australian Aborigines
Central African Mbuti
All of the above
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A limited government should have
separation of powers and a constitution
citizens not subjects and constitutionalism
rule of law and a constitution
all of the above
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What is a strait?
body of water surrounded by land on three sides
narrow strip of water connecting two larger bodies of water
narrow strip of land connecting two larger pieces of land
group or chain of islands
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command economy can be determined as?
governed productions
free trade
community service
Free market
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What is a market economy?
An economic system where the prices are set by the citizens and businesses
Moving markets from one place to the other
Where Chipotle sets the prices of all goods
When people find the closest port and trade
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If the country has a low GDP....
Less Developed
More Developed
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Cons of command economy?
innovation is fine
not satisfying the development
not allow to create
mobilisation
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what was triangular trade?
a route to the new world
carried slaves, crops and goods between colonies
route to Asia
brought goods to the west Indies
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what is a traditional economy
an economy controlled centrally by a government.
an economy driven by country's individual citizens
an economy controlled by traditions, customs, and beliefs.
All of the above
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In an unlimited government there are no limits on the power of government
False
True
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What is a population density?
rate limited by the maximum number of offspring
how populations grow faster and faster
The number of individuals per unit area or volume
all members of a species living in the same place