International Trade and the Port of Savannah

The video explores the concept of international trade, focusing on Georgia's role in the global economy. It highlights the Port of Savannah as a key hub for importing and exporting goods, both historically and in modern times. The video discusses the colonial trade system under British rule, known as mercantilism, and contrasts it with today's trade practices where Georgia companies have more autonomy. The Port of Savannah continues to be a vital link in global trade, handling diverse goods and connecting Georgia to the world economy.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a product imported into the United States?

• Coffee from Brazil

• Running shoes from Taiwan

• TV sets from Japan

• Cars from Germany

How many ships are expected to dock at the Port of Savannah this year?

• 1,000

• 1,500

• 1,700

• 2,000

What was a major export from Georgia during the colonial era?

• Furniture

• Firearms

• Tea

• Deer skins

What was the economic system called that required colonies to trade only with England?

• Mercantilism

• Feudalism

• Capitalism

• Socialism

Which of the following was NOT a reason for colonial discontent with English trade policies?

• Desire to manufacture their own goods

• Monopoly by English merchants

• High taxes on exports

• Lack of fair competition

What is a key difference between trade in the colonial era and today?

• Trade routes have changed

• More goods are imported today

• Georgia companies now decide where to do business

• There are fewer trade restrictions today

Which country is mentioned as a source of bananas imported into the Port of Savannah?

• Brazil

• Colombia

• Mexico

• Costa Rica

What is the role of Ulysses Carrillo at the Port of Savannah?

• Ship Captain

• Port Manager for Del Monte

• Customs Officer

• Logistics Coordinator

What is the significance of the Savannah River for the city of Savannah?

• It is used for recreational activities

• It is a natural boundary

• It is a major trade route

• It is a source of drinking water

How many acres of commercial forest land does Georgia have?

• 20 million

• 15 million

• 24 million

• 10 million