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Government Types and Economic Systems Around the World

Explore different government types like democracy, monarchy, and dictatorship, along with levels of economic activity such as primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary. Learn about economic systems like the market economy and understand concepts like gross national product. Discover the contras between developed and developing countries in terms of industrialization, economy, education, and healthcare access.

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Government Types and Economic Systems Around the World

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  1. Page 91-95 Government And Economy

  2. 1a. Identify – What are some different types of government • Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship

  3. 1b. Elaborate – Under which type of government would you most want to live in? • Answers may vary

  4. 2a. Describe – What are the levels of economic activity? • Primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary

  5. 2b. Evaluate – Which economic system do you think is best? • Market Economy; it allows more freedom for buying and selling goods

  6. 3a. Define – What is gross national product? • The Value of all goods and services produced in a country in a single year

  7. 3b. Contrast – In what ways do developed countries differ from developing countries? • Developed countries are industrialized with strong economies, good education, high literacy rates, good health care, access telecommunications.

  8. Developing countries are less industrialized, have weaker and poorer economies, less access to education, health care and telecommunications.

  9. Critical Thinking

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