Social Studies First Nine Weeks Exam Review Flashcards

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Vocabulary review covering culture, economics, types of government, and geography for the Social Studies First Nine Weeks Exam 2026-27.

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Culture

A way of life.

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Culture traits

Features of a culture that include language, religion, art, and customs.

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Factors of production

The four components (land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship) necessary for a business to be successful.

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Command economies

Systems in which the government owns the means of production and makes all decisions.

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Mixed economy

The economic system used by both the US and Canada. It combines elements of all other economic systems.

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Limited governments

Governments led by the citizens where everyone must obey the law.

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Constitution

A document used by limited governments, like the US, to create a government and protect the fundamental rights of the people.

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Democracy

A system of government described as "rule by many" used to run both the US and Canada.

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Individual rights

The specific freedoms of citizens that are protected by limiting the power of the government. (ex. freedom of speech)

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Labor force shortage

A situation where a country lacks workers for tasks, potentially causing wages to increase.

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Life expectancy

The average number of years a person is expected to live, indicating the health, wealth, and healthcare availability of a country.

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Literacy rate

The percentage of people that can read and write in a country. It indicates how much a country values education; its increase correlates with higher economic development.

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GDP per capita

A measure of economic output per person that tends to be higher in countries with high literacy rates.

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Culture factors

Specific elements like customs, beliefs, and language that define a society.

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Basic institutions

Systems common to all societies: Government (capitol buildings), Economics (banks), Education (schools), and Religion (churches).

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Culture evolution

The process by which culture is learned and shared, then changes over time.

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Cartographer

The term for a map maker.

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North America


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Canada


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United States


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