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UIL 25 Test D

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In 1945, President ___ made the decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan. he decided that that this would end World War II more quickly and save American lives Harry S. Truman
Which ethnic community holds an annual festival on Labor Day in West, Texas? Czech
Who is the current comptroller of Texas? Glenn Hegar
What usually happens when demand for a product decreases but supply stays the same? Prices go down
Winston Churchill gave his famous "we shall fight on the beaches..." speech to the _____ right after Operation Dynamo House of Commons
When a resource becomes relatively scarce, it ____ increases in value
Consumers are not one of the factors of ___ production
The __ was an ancient trade route that connected Europe and Asia and created economic ties Silk Road
How does relative scarcity impact decision-making in economics? It forces individuals, businesses, and governments to make choices about resource allocation
What world event was happening when Franklin D. Roosevelt gave his "Four Freedoms" speech? World War II
What was one of the main causes of the Great Depression in the U.S.? the stock market crash in 1929
What human factor often influences the growth of cities? presence of job opportunities
The crops that are grown in specific parts of the world contribute greatly to ___ the type of food a region is known for
During the Great Depression, what did many people the makeshift communities of homeless people? Hoovervilles
Countries that share a river might have political disputes because__ they might disagree on how the water is used
What is most likely to happen when production is limited? product prices increase
___ was built near San Antonio, Texas, and it became known as the "West Point of the Air" Randolph Air Force Base
Who did Dwight D. Eisenhower say had "inflicted upon the Germans great defeats, in open battle, man-to-man"? the United Nations
National parks, national monuments, and lakes are all considered a resource for what kind of tourism? Ecotourism
Which invention helped Americans adapt to life in desert regions like Arizona and Nevada? air conditioning
Texas refines crude oil imported from other countries and exports petroleum products to global markets. This is an example of the ____ between Texas, the U.S., and the world economic interdependence
What incident caused the U.S. to join World War II? the bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan
Which geographic factors influence the development of tourism in a region? scenic beauty and climate
Why might a business lower the price of a product? to attract more customers
What is one reason why cities develop at transportation crossroads such as railroads or highways? They allow easier movement of goods and people
In his First Inaugural Address, how did Franklin D. Roosevelt describe the task ahead for the American people and government? a disciplined and courageous national effort, like that of war
How have people in the Midwest adapted to frequent tornadoes? creating basements or storm shelters
"The great Nation will endure as it has endured, will revive and will prosper. So first of all, let me assert..." to which 'great Nation" does this quote refer? the United States
Which colonial region could be described as having plantations of rice, tobacco, & cotton; wilderness settlements, and cash crops Southern Colonies
How does an increase in entrepreneurship, such as the creation of a new startup, affect the economy? it stimulates economic growth by creating new jobs and services
The most decorated combat soldier of World War II was ____ who was born near Kingston, Texas Audie Leon Murphy
What was the primary purpose of Winston Churchill's "we shall fight on the beaches.." speech? to rally British morale and emphasize continued resistance
A company introduces automation, replacing many manual workers with robots. What is the likely effect on labor? Unemployment in the region may rise as fewer workers are needed
How did the stock market crash in 1929 affect the U.S. economy? It caused many people to lose their money, leading to a widespread economic crisis
A landlocked country faces what challenge? It does not have ports to trade
Building highways through a mountain is an example of ____ the environment modifying
The availability of natural resources like coal and oil influences the location of industries because they ___ provide energy needed for manufacturing processes
Why was FDR's "Four Freedoms" speech important for Americans at the time? It reminded Americans of what they were fighting for
When General Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed his troops, which did he say as watching them>? the eyes of the world
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