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A learned system of shared beliefs and ways of doing things that guides a persons daily behavior Culture
When a culture dominates a certain region. Culture region
Culture traits or elements of culture, such as dress, food, or religious beliefs. Culture traits
Cultural groups share beliefs and practices learned from parents, grandparents, and ancestors. Ethnic groups
Based on inherited physical or biological traits. Race
When people sometimes borrow aspects of another culture as the result of long-term contact with another society. Acculturation
A sign that stands for something else. Symbol
The gradual change of wild plants and animals to be used by people. Domestication
Farmers that grow just enough food for themselves and their family's. Subsistence Agriculture
When Farmers grow enough food for everyone. Each farm is large and may only grow one product. Commercial Agriculture
When a culture becomes highly complex Civilization
Activities that directly involve natural resources or raw materials. Primary Industries
Change the raw materials created by primary activities into finished products. Secondary Industries
They handle goods that are ready to be sold to consumers. Tertiary Industries
They have specialized skills, they work mostly with information instead of goods. Quaternary Industries
is the value of all goods and services that a country produces in one year. Gross National Product
GDP includes only those goods and services produced within a country. Gross Domestic Product
They are the second group. They are in different stages of moving toward development. Developing Countries
Companies are free to make whatever goods they wish based on what people buy. Free Enterprise
The things that determine what goods are produced in an economy. Factors of Production
People who start businesses in a free enterprise system Entrepreneurs
Business owners and customers make decisions about what to make, sell, and buy. Market Economy
Is one that is based on custom and tradition. Traditional Economy
Voters elect leaders and rule by majority. Democracy
The government has total control over their citizens. Unlimited Government
When government leaders are held accountable by citizens through their constitutions and the democratic process. Limited Government
A rapidly growing population can strain a countries resources and lead to scarcity, when demand is greater then supply. Scarcity
Is the maximum number of a species that can be supported by an area's scarce resources. Carrying Capacity
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