'Little government interference' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter Two: The Law of Comparative Advantage

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Do Now: Grab Agenda 7:45 (Weebly or Out Box) Explain the following cartoon.

Do Now: Grab Agenda 7:45 (Weebly or Out Box) Explain the following cartoon. Objective: Capitalism vs. Communism. WHII.9a-c

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. Civil War Increases Industry. Challenged industry to produce at a faster rate Need more guns, ammo, clothing, etc. Food companies had to develop ways to transport food over long distances Increased the need and the production of railroads.

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Warm Up: 08/26/2013

Warm Up: 08/26/2013. What are the 3 questions every economic system must answer? What are the 3 major economic theories discussed in Section 4, of Chapter 1? What is the definition of free enterprise?. Unit 1 Foundations of American Government:. Major Economic Systems.

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THE COLD WAR (1945-1990)

THE COLD WAR (1945-1990). LEARNING TARGETS. STUDENTS WILL: Define capitalism and communism. Evaluate the benefits and negatives of each system. Choose the economic system you think is better and defend your choice. War. The Cold War Essential Summary.

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Capitalism and Free Enterprise

Capitalism and Free Enterprise. Ch.19 Section 3. Capitalism. The economic system of the United States is known as capitalism, in which private citizens own and use the factors of productions to seek a profit Free enterprise is another term to describe American economy

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