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John Gibbon
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Political and Economic Geography
By John Gibbon
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Open Ended
Which of the following have you done? Have you had lemonade or raised money for something? Have you ever raked leaves or shoveled a driveway for money? Have you ever used the money to buy something?
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How do geographers study governments and economies of the world?
Essential Question:
identify elements of political and economic geography
explain how places may differ in their political and economic system
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Lesson Overview
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Goods - Physical items that people buy.
Services - Helpful actions that people or government pays for
Supply - How much of something is available
Demand - How many people want a good.
Democracy - Government where power is held by the people
Economy - The way people make and spend money
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Draw
Highlight the countries that border Germany. Select all that apply.
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Why is it important to have good relationships with other countries?
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It is important to keep in mind that relations between countries refer to governments, not the countries' people. For example, the United States and Russia have a tense relationship because their government leaders distrust each other and disapprove of each other's actions.
The U.S. government does not have a problem with Russia's people. In fact, the relationship is tense partly because the United States wants Russia's government to stop actions that hurt Russia's people..
Government Not People
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Multiple Choice
What type of government does the United States have?
a. Communism - government that owns all property and businesses.
b. Democracy - people elect leaders to make decisions for them
c. Monarchy - a king or queen rules
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Draw
Match the description to the type of government.
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Categorize
piano lessons
art supplies
loaves of bread
fixing a bike
Xbox
Mrs. Thomas
Is each item an example of a good or a service?
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Open Ended
What's an advantage of a market economy over a command economy?
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What did you learn today about types of government OR types of economy?
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