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Define Global Interconnections.
Relationships between various countries.
The principles and regulations within a community.
A relationship between consumer and producer.
2
What is it called when goods have a limited abundance that are difficult to stop people from using in unlimited quantity
Checks and balances
Consequences
Common Goods
3
What is the period where Kentucky was claimed by the Spanish,French & English?
Colonial America
Classical America
Colonial Kentucky
4
What is the itellectual movement of the late 18th through the early 19th centure the focused on power of human reasoning
Incentive
Enlightenment
Virutes
5
Define Economic Incentive.
When nations are dependent on each other.
The price that occurs when supply and demand are equal.
Extrinsic Motivation to complete a task or make a decision.
6
What is the branch of government that is broadly responsible for implementing, supporting, and enforcing the law?
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
7
Define Authority
System of people, resources, and information involved in moving a product
Something that is good, helpful or promotes well-being.
Someone or something having power, control in a particular area/environment
8
Define Federal System.
When the powers of the government are divided between federal state & local
Relationships between various countries
The distribution of power
9
Define Diverse.
Awareness & understanding of varied groups of people.
The ability to see the world through the eyes of others.
Showing variety or differing from one another.
10
What is an important city in a state or region where the government is located; finicial assets of goods?
Characteristic
Cabinet
Capital
11
What is a student's ability to effectively communicate their conclusions & listen carefully to the conclusions of other
Conquest
Communicating Conclusions
Community
12
Define Civic.
To work jointly together or to cooperate with others.
Relating to a city, citizens or citizenship such as civic responsibility.
Status of being a citizen
13
What is it called when nations are dependent on another for products & goods that they can’t produce for themselves?
Economy
Entrepreneurship
Economic Independence
14
Define Citizenship.
An argument derived from and backed by evidence.
A theory of democracy that promotes the general welfare for all citizens.
Status of being a citizen; membership in a community.
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Define Allocation.
A feature that helps to identify a distinguishing mark or trait.
The process of changing a document such as the U. S. Constitution.
The action or process of distributing resources.
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Define Consequences.
Something produced by a cause or action; can either be positive or negative
Should reflect an enduring issue and be relevant and engaging for students.
The act of giving something such as money or time.
17
Define Consumer.
A person who uses economic goods.
When a person gives time or money to an organization.
A person who buys good.
18
Define Geographic.
Belonging to or characteristic of a particular region.
How the information within a source is organized.
Relationships between various countries.
19
What is it called when students demonstrate understanding by connecting new and prior knowledge?
Compelling Questions
Construct
Conquest
20
Define Anti-Federalists.
A person who is against the government.
Used to identify criminals when the constitution was created.
Used to identify people who opposed the adoption of the U.S constitution.
21
Define Entrepreneurship.
The price that occurs when supply and demand are equal.
The activity of setting up a business, taking on financial risks for profit
Possessions or personal property.
22
Define Empire.
A group of people and land under one supreme ruler.
Developing the political body of a region.
A community, nation, or group of people having shared institutions.
23
What is actions that make a difference in the civic life of our communities through political and nonpolitical processes
Civic Engagement
Claim
Civic Identity
24
Define Explanatory Products.
The ability to recognize when researching a topic that source is not true.
To make an idea. situation, or problem clear to someone by describing it.
A feature that helps to identify or tell apart a trait
25
What is a social institution created within the learned behavior of people?
Customs and Traditions
Culture
Demand
26
Define Civic Identity.
How one sees themselves in regards to citizenship and their government.
A theory of democracy that promotes the general warfare.
Relating to a city, citizens or citizenship.
27
What includes all types of family units such as: Adoption, Step, Foster, Group Houses, Friends etc.
Polytheism
Inquiry
Family
28
Define Contributions.
A conflic-resolution process used mainly to settle complex
A procedure for estimating all costs invovled and possible profits.
The act of giving something such as money or time
29
What is a relationship between events or things, where one is the result of the other or others?
Cabinet
Cause-and-Effect
Chain of supply
30
What is it called when the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea can be fully understood?
Context
Consumers
Consent of the Governed
31
What is the system where each of the three balances of the U.S government can check the actions of the other branches?
Commerce
Civic Responsibilites
Checks and Balances
32
What is the ability to see the world through the eyes of others?
Diverse Perspectives
Cultural Diffusion
Diverse
33
What is a condition considered by modern democratic societies as a requirement for legimate government?
Context
Consequences
Consent of the Governed
34
Define Chronological.
Arranging Items in order by date or time.
A system the checks the power of a government.
The period of global history after the decline of river valley civilization
35
Define Disciplinary Concepts.
The major strands of Social Studies.
The ability to think from different perspectives.
Willingness and ability to purchase a commodity or service
36
Define Democratic Principles.
Equality before the Law, inalienable rights, consent of the governed.
the ability to think from different perspectives of a historian.
Showing variety or differing from one another.
37
Define Democracy
The major strands of social studies
A system of government where the power is held by the people
A system of government where one person is in charge
38
Define Comparative Advantage.
The opposition of persons or forces which leads to disagreement.
The ability of an individual or group to carry out a economic activity
The act of giving something such as money or time.
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Define Customs and Traditions.
A debate where one or more position search for authntic truth.
A common way of doing things; something that many people do.
The existence of a variety of cultural/ehnic groups within a society.
40
Define Consensus Building.
A person who uses economic goods.
A conflic-resolution process used mainly to settle complex
Students demonstrate understanding by connecting new and prior knowledge.
41
What is land, labor, capital & entrepreneurial skills?
Allocation
Equilibrium Price
Factors of Production
42
What is aspects of a place or region shaped by the earth's physical processes or stemming from the physical environment?
Theocracy
River Valley Civilizations
Environmental Characteristics
43
Define Compelling Questions.
A question that keeps students entertained.
Should reflect an enduring issue and be relevant and engaging for students.
Something produced by a cause or action.
44
Define Benefit.
Status of being a citizen.
Something that is good, helpful or promotes well-being.
A feature that helps to identify a person.
45
Define Conquest.
A person who uses economic goods.
When a second source supports the creditibility of another source.
The claiming and controlling of a place or people gained by military force.
46
What is a written plan of government with rules for political and social organization within a nation or state?
Contributions
Constitution
Consensus Building
47
What is the ability to recognize when researching a topic the source may not address all perspectives of the time period
Monotheism.
Evidentiary Limitations.
Externalities.
48
What is a process where deliberation is central to decision-making?
Democracy
Counterclaim
Deliberative and Democratic Process
49
Define Classical Republicanism.
A theory of democracy that promtes the general welfare for all citizens.
The period of global history after the decline of river valley civilization
To work jointly together or to cooperate with others.
50
Define Afro-Eurasian.
The continents of Africa, Asia and Europe.
The continents of Africa, Antarica, and Asia
The continents of China, America, and Russia
51
Define Citizen.
Status of being a citizen
Arranging Items in order by date or time.
A person with certain rights.
52
What is a group of people who help direct the affairs or an institution or nation in partnership with its leaders?
House of Representatives.
Governing Bodies.
Human Resources.
53
What is specific ideas, belief systems or patterns of behavior that characterize a society or a particular social group?
Cultural Diffusion
Cultural Diversity
Cultural Characteristics
54
Define Chain of Supply
A person or organization having power.
A system of people, resources, activities and information.
Made up of a group of people that provide advice to a head.
55
Define Cost-Benefit Analysis.
Something produced by a cause or action.
Estimating all costs involved and possible profits from a business proposal
The claiming and controlling of a place
56
What is the use of government spending and tax policies to influence macroeconomic conditions?
Fiscal Policy
Influence
Global Interconnections
57
Define Collaboration.
Arranging items in order by date or time.
The activity of buying and selling.
To work jointly together or to cooperate with others.
58
Define Conflict.
Something produced by cause or action.
A person who uses economic goods.
The opposition of persons or forces which leads to disagreement.
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Define Global Interconnectedness.
Relationships between various countries.
A person or group that can inform the actions and decisions of others.
The ability to identify, understand & function in a world that is diverse.
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Define Economy.
When nations are dependent on each other.
An exchange of goods and services; the wealth and resources of a country.
An intellectual & philosophical movement of the last 18th century.
61
Define Community.
A conflict-resolution process used mainly to settle complex
The claiming and controlling of a place or people gained by military force.
A group of people who have common interests and goals.
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What is it called when one participates in buying, selling, and trading of services or goods outside of their country?
Global Interconnections
Global Market
Goods and Services
63
What is an argument in opposition of a previous statement?
Democracy
Counterclaim
Culture
64
Define Absolute Location
The action or process of distributing resources
The exact geographic spot based on latitude and longitude lines
Arranging items in order by date or time.
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Define Geospatial Technologies.
Tools used to detect meteors and where they are going to land.
Technologies to detect natural disasters.
Tools used to map and analyze Earth’s geography’ and human societies.
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What are natural characteristics such as soil, mountains, clouds, natural bodies of water, etc. called?
Geospatial Technologies
Geographic Features
Popular Sovereignty
67
What is a range or variety of different things like a group of people of different races, ethnicities, cultures etc.?
Enlightenment
Diversity
Economic Incentive
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What is a debate where one or more highly valued position search for authentic truth?
Disciplinary Concepts
Democratic Discourse
Democratic Principles
69
What is the ability to think from different perspectives of a historian, geographer, economist, & political scientist?
Diverse Perspectives
Disciplinary Thinking
Democratic Principles
70
Define Cabinet.
The President.
Made up of a group of people who provide advice to a head of state.
A person or organization having power.
71
What is when lands in North America were colonized by European Nations with Coto increase their wealth & world power?
Classial America
Colonial America
Colonial Period
72
What are globes, graphs, diagrams, and satellite images that allow us to visualize patterns on Earth called?
Geographic features
Cultural Diffusion
Geographic Representations
73
Define Demand.
A system of government
Includes Diverse Racial, Religious, and ethnic groups and national origins.
Willingness and ability to purchase a commonity or service.
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Define Evidence.
Recognize when researching a topic the source may not get all perspectives.
Using evidence requires to collect, evaluate and synthesize evidence.
Side effect or consequence if an industrial or commercial activity.
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What is a feature that helps to identify, tell apart or describe a distinguishing mark or trait?
Cause and Effect
Chain of Supply
Characteristic
Authority
76
Define Corroborative Value.
A procedure for estimating costs.
The apposition of persons or forces which leads to disagreement.
When a second source supports the creditibility of another source.
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Define Claim.
Arranging items in order by date or time.
A theory of democracy that promotes the general welfare for all citizens.
An arugment derived from and backed by evidence.
78
Define Federalism.
The many people of diverse backgrounds who forged the path to a new nation.
Tools used to analyze a map and earth’s geography
The distribution of power between the levels of government.
79
What is actions & duties citizens undertake to contribute to the common good of their community?
Classical Period
Civic Virtues
Collaboration.
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What are possessions or personal property; items of value used for trade or sell?
Services.
Goods.
Human Resources.
81
What is the Mayflower Compact, Articles of Confederation, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights called?
Foundation Documents
Primary Sources
Amendments
82
What is the period of global history after the decline of river valley civilization, from around 600 BCE- 600 CE?
Colonial Period
Classical Period
Colonial America
83
Define Civic Responibilities.
Status of being a citizen.
Actions that can be completed by citizens.
An argument derived from and backed by evidence.
84
Define Founding Generation.
The people who caused the Boston Tea Party.
The many people of diverse backgrounds who forged the path to a new nation.
The generation who wrote the Declaration of Independence.
85
Define Cultural Diffusion.
A common way of doing things; something that many people do.
The existent of a variety of cultural/ethnic groups within a society.
The spreading of social institution and ideas.
86
What is the existence of a variety of cultural/ethnic groups within a society or in the same place?
Cultural Diversity
Cultural Characteristics
Cultural Diffusion
87
Define Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
All goods and services produced and provided in 6yrs.
All goods and services produced and provided in 3yrs.
The total value of goods produced and services provided in a country in 1yr
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What is a side effect or consequence of an industrial or commercial activity that affects other parties but not the cost
Economy
Ingenuity
Externalities
89
What includes diverse racial, religious, and ethnic groups, & those of various national origins?
Diverse Groups
Diversity
Cultural Diversity
90
Define Government.
A theory of democracy.
A system of rule used to govern a community, state, or country.
The legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
91
What are ideas and virtues that are outlined in the foundational documents that guided the founding of the US called?
Founding Principles.
Scientific Revolution
Interconnections
92
Define Commerce.
The activity of buying and selling.
How someone see themselves in regards to citizenships and their government.
An argument derived from and backed by evidence.
93
Define Equilibrium Price (Market Price).
The minimum you have to pay for a good or service.
The price that occurs when supply and demand are equal.
Insufficient supply to meet demand.
94
What is something you can buy?
Goods and Services.
Price Stability.
Needs.
95
What is an economic state where every resource is optimally allocated to serve each individual in the best way?
Evidentiary Limitations
Efficiency
Externalities
96
Define Economic Markets.
Aspects of a place or region shaped by the earth’s physical processes.
The exchange of goods and revives by buyers and sellers
The wealth and resources of a country.
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Define Amendments.
The process of altering a document such as the U. S. Constitution.
A group of people the provide advice to a Head of State.
The process of distrubiting resources.
