ITG-Q2.1-DCA Review (Units 1-3)

The Primary Sector of the economy refers to...

• Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)

• Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)

• The services sector of the economy

• Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development

The Tertiary Sector of the economy refers to...

• Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)

• Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)

• The services sector of the economy

• Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development

The Secondary Sector of the economy refers to...

• Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)

• Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)

• The services sector of the economy

• Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development

The Quaternary Sector of the economy refers to...

• Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)

• Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)

• The services sector of the economy

• Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development

Hunter/Gatherer livelihood; living off the land; not needing (or being able) to buy anything. E.g. TV show called ALONE

• Subsistence Livelihood

• Commercial Livelihood

Livelihood dependent on earning money to purchase needed materials like food, clothing, and shelter.

• Subsistence Livelihood

• Commercial Livelihood

Immigration is...

• Leaving out of one country or area (temporarily)

• Entering a country or area (temporarily)

• The process of moving from one country to another (permanently)

Emigration is...

• Leaving out of one country or area (temporarily)

• Entering a country or area (temporarily)

• The process of moving from one country to another (permanently)

Migration means

• Leaving out of one country or area (temporarily)

• Entering a country or area (temporarily)

• The process of moving from one country to another (permanently)

Imaginary lines separating one political unit, such as a country or state, from another.

• Political/Artificial Boundary

• Physical Boundary

• Subsistence Boundary