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There are ___ types of government that nearly all nations, tribes, or civilizations can be categorized as.
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Government creates a balancing act between ______ and _______.
freedom and order
Anarchy
a. absence of government
b. creates chaos and social disorder
Democracy
a. everyone votes and teh majority wins
b. people truly rule state
c. only works in small societies
Dictatorship
a. individual leader has complete control
b. usually takes power with force and people are not allowed to speak out in opposition
Monarchy
a. nmost common example is a king or queen
b. leadership is passed down from parents to the first born
Oligarchy
a. elite group of people who are wealthy
b. literally means "rule by the few"
Republic
a. everyone votes and the majority wins (democracy)
b. people elect a "mouthpiece" to speak for them
c. solves what problems a true democracy has
Totalitarian State
a. one party or group totally controls government
b. individual citizens have little or no voice
The fundamental purpose of government is ___________.
to create societies with order. (without consequences we would do bad.)
Five major world religions
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Three reasons religion plays a part in society
Understand natural events
Answer questions regarding way of life
Answer questions of death
Polytheism
Early civilizations: Belief in more than one god
Patron gods
Athens, Greece: gods in charge of a particular area
Monotheism
Belief in 1 god
Philosophies stressed ______ and ________ and taught that humans should find harmony in nature.
harmony and balance
Three major economic systems
Capitalism
Socialism
Communism
Capitalism
a. means of production are owned privately
b. people do business in a free market
c. competition sets prices - winners and losers
d. economic system
Socialism
a. socio-economic system
b. property/distribution of wealth are heavily regulated by government
c. Canada/ Sweden
Communism
a. ideology
b. seeks to establish classless, stateless society
c. based on common ownership of the means of productions, complete absence of private property
d. Karl Marx founded - The Communist Manifesto, Das Kapital
e. not perfect
High Income Countries
a. 25% of earth
b. $120 per day
c. industrial society
d. 3/4 of people in cities
Middle Income Countries
a. 40% of earth
b. 1/2 in cities
c. one third of humanity
d. $14 per day
e. Soviet Union, etc
Low Income Countries
a. 35% of earth
b. 1/4 live in cities
c. traditional societies
d. $4 per day
Capitalism Cow
You own cows, sell to neighbor, buy from friend, get more, milk, sell, get more, milk, sell - Make Money!
Socialism Cow
You own a cow, and can make money with it, but government tells you how and then taxes your profit for universal healthcare
Culture
a. refers to beliefs, values, behavior, and material objects that constitute a peoples way of life
b. can refer to thoughts and objects
c. a shared way of life or social heritage
________ and ________ can not exist without eachother.
Society and culture
Art
reflects values, beliefs, and conditions of society
(architecture, sculptures, drawings, theater, music, literature)
Science
the big idea
Technology
the tools to make science the reality
Societies with better technology...
have a better economy and thrive.
Locations answers the question...
Where are we?
Five themes of geography
Location
Place
Human and Environment Interaction
Movement
Region
Absolute location
precise latitude and longitude
Latitude
Equator
Longitute
Prime Meridian
Relative location
Relating to another location; using time, direction or distance
Place
have both human and physical characteristics, as well as images
Physical characteristics
mountains
rivers
beaches
soil
wildlife
Human characteristics
buildings
roads
clothing
food
Images of a place are both _______ and ______.
Intellectual and emotional.
How do humans and the environment affect each other?
We change the environment and then sometimes Mother Nature changes it back. (floods, hurricanes, earthquakes)
Humans ____x3_____ the environment.
Adapt to (clothing for season)
Modify (heat buildings)
Depend on (use rivers)
Environment is a ______
feeling