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Full SE Asia Quiz

Total questions: 145

Worksheet time: 4hrs 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What river is located on letter H?

a)

Ganges River

b)

Yangtze River

c)

Yellow River

d)

Bay of Bengal

2.

What river is located on letter I?

a)

Ganges River

b)

Yangtze River

c)

Yellow River

d)

Bay of Bengal

3.

What river is located on letter L?

a)

Ganges River

b)

Yangtze River

c)

Yellow River

d)

Bay of Bengal

4.

What body of water is located on letter M?

a)

South China Sea

b)

Yangtze River

c)

Yellow River

d)

Bay of Bengal

5.

What body of water is located on letter N?

a)

South China Sea

b)

Yangtze River

c)

Yellow Sea

d)

Bay of Bengal

6.

What country is located at letter A?

a)

Japan

b)

China

c)

India

d)

South Korea

7.

What country is located at letter B?

a)

Japan

b)

China

c)

India

d)

South Korea

8.

What country is located at letter C?

a)

Japan

b)

China

c)

South Korea

d)

North Korea

9.

What country is located at letter D?

a)

Vietnam

b)

China

c)

South Korea

d)

North Korea

10.

What country is located at letter E?

a)

Vietnam

b)

North Korea

c)

South Korea

d)

Japan

11.

What country is located at letter F?

a)

Vietnam

b)

North Korea

c)

South Korea

d)

Japan

12.

What feature is located at letter O?

a)

Korean Peninsula

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Indian Ocean

13.

What feature is located at letter R?

a)

Korean Peninsula

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Indian Ocean

14.

What feature is located at letter Q?

a)

Sea of Japan

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Indian Ocean

15.

What feature is located at letter P?

a)

Sea of Japan

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Indian Ocean

16.

What feature is located at letter U?

a)

Gobi Desert

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Indian Ocean

17.

What feature is located at letter T?

a)

Gobi Desert

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Taklimakan Desert

18.

What feature is located at letter S?

a)

Gobi Desert

b)

Bay of Bengal

c)

Himalayan Mountains

d)

Taklimakan Desert

19.
Which religion believes karma affects status in the caste system?
a)
Shintoism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Islam
20.
Which religion/philosophy does NOT follow the teachings of one man? 
a)
Shintoism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Islam
21.
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
a)
Siddhartha Guatama
b)
Muhammad
c)
Jesus
d)
Confucius
22.
Shintoism is unique to _____________:
a)
China
b)
India
c)
Japan
d)
Korea
23.
About 80% of India’s people follow which religion?
a)
Buddhism
b)
Islam
c)
Hinduism
d)
Confucianism
24.
Which philosophy is the foundation of modern Chinese culture?
a)
Islam
b)
Hinduism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Shintoism
25.
Which religion is monotheistic?
a)
Buddhism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Shintoism
d)
Islam
26.
Which religion is monotheistic?
a)
Buddhism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Shintoism
d)
Islam
27.
What are the Five Pillars?
a)
Islam
b)
Christianity
c)
Hinduism
d)
Buddhism
28.
Which religion is based on the teachings of Muhammad?
a)
Shintoism
b)
Islam
c)
Buddhism
d)
Hinduism
29.
Whose Golden Rule of Behavior was “What you do not like when done unto yourself, do not unto others”?
a)
Buddhism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Shinoism
d)
Islam
30.
Which religion originated in India and follows the teachings of one man?
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Islam
d)
Shintoism
31.
Which of the following religions  means “way of the gods” and believes in spirits called kami?
a)
Confucianism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Shintoism
d)
HInduism
32.
This belief teaches that one is reborn after death.
a)
Karma
b)
Reincarnation
c)
The Five Pillars
d)
The Vedas
33.
This belief teaches that all of life is suffering and the only way to end suffering is to remove desires.
a)
The Four Noble Truths
b)
The Five Pillars
c)
The Vedas
d)
The Golden Rule
34.
This is the holy book of Islam.
a)
The Vedas
b)
The Triptitaka
c)
The Bible
d)
The Koran
35.

1. What is desalination?

a)

The process of bringing water to dry land, especially for growing crops.

b)

The process of removing salt and other chemicals from seawater.

c)

The process of collecting water from underground aquifers

d)

The process of flooding rivers to help crops grow

36.

What is irrigation?

a)

The process of bringing water to dry land, especially for growing crops

b)

The process of removing salt and other chemicals from seawater

c)

The process of collecting water from underground aquifers

d)

The process of flooding rivers to help crops grow

37.

What does OPEC stand for?

a)

Official Petroleum Expecting Continents

b)

Oil and Petroleum Exporting Continents

c)

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

d)

Oil Planning and Environmental Committee

38.

Why does OPEC play a powerful role in the world economy today?

a)

OPEC membership includes many oil companies owned by firms in the United States

b)

OPEC builds dams along rivers shared by several countries

c)

This organization is part of the United Nations

d)

OPEC controls the price and supply of oil in the world market

39.

How have the citizens of oil-rich countries benefitted from their oil supplies?

a)

Citizens of oil rich countries no longer have to work to earn a living

b)

Having oil has made very little difference in the lives of citizens in oil-rich countries

c)

Oil wealth has improved their standard of living, leading to better education, housing, and health

d)

They no longer have to be a member of OPEC

40.

Which countries are the most oil-rich in Southwestern Asia?

a)

Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia

b)

Jordan, Israel, Syria, Lebanon

c)

Iraq, Kuwait, Israel, Lebanon

d)

Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Israel

41.

How has the discovery of oil in some Southwest Asian countries affected the economic development of this area?

a)

The discovery of oil has meant that no other industries have developed in the region

b)

Those countries with oil reserves are much richer than those countries that have not found oil in their territory

c)

Having oil has made very little difference in the economy of this region

d)

Those with oil need less water than the other countries around them

42.

How much of the world’s oil supply is found in Southwest Asia (Middle East)?

a)

25 percent

b)

75 percent

c)

40 percent

d)

50 percent

43.

What are the two most valuable natural resources in Southwest Asia (Middle East)?

a)

water and cotton

b)

phosphates and oil

c)

oil and natural gas

d)

sulfur and natural gas

44.

How has the use of chemical fertilizers affected water supplies in many countries in Southwest Asia (Middle East)?

a)

The use of chemical fertilizers means crops must be watered constantly

b)

Water supplies have been contaminated by the chemicals through runoff from the fields

c)

Chemical fertilizers help take the salt out of water supplies in Southwest Asia (Middle East)

d)

Enormous amounts of water must be used to produce chemical fertilizers

45.

Why aren’t desalination and drip irrigation used more in Southwest Asia (Middle East)?

a)

These technologies are very expensive for countries to use

b)

Few countries in Southwest Asia have access to seawater

c)

Drip irrigation is not very effective in the hot, dry climate

d)

Ancient methods of irrigation are much more effective and helpful

46.

How has the building of dams created problems for countries sharing rivers in Southwest Asia?

a)

Countries in Southwest Asia are not allowed to build dams along shared rivers

b)

Dams are too expensive to build

c)

Few countries have the technology to build dams

d)

Dams limit the water available to countries further downstream

47.

What is causing water pollution in Southwest Asia?

a)

Chemical fertilizers and irrigation

b)

Chemical fertilizers, garbage, and sewage

c)

Chemical fertilizers and desalination

d)

Chemical fertilizers and nuclear waste

48.

Which statement best describes the problem of water in Southwest Asia (Middle East)?

a)

Local fresh water supplies cannot support the area’s drinking and farming needs

b)

Runoff from desalination plants is polluting fresh water supplies

c)

Hydroelectric power is using most of the fresh water.

d)

Underground aquifers are overflowing and flooding towns

49.

Why is irrigation necessary for farming in Southwest Asia (Middle East)?

a)

Fresh water is in short supply in many parts of the region

b)

Parts of the region without much fresh water must take the salt out of seawater

c)

Water from heavy rains floods the fields and destroys the crops

d)

Water supplies are polluted with chemical fertilizers

50.

What is meant by the "partition" of India in 1947?

a)

the creation of Hindu and Muslim legislatures inside of India

b)

the establishment of African colonies controlled by an independent India

c)

the creation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Hindu-dominated Union of India

d)

the creation of British-controlled cities along the coast in an independent Indian republic

51.

With which statement would Gandhi most likely agree?

a)

Nonviolence can actually be more effective than physical fighting.

b)

In order to effectively change the government, fighting must occur.

c)

Hunger strikes do more harm than good.

d)

India will most likely never gain its independence.

52.

Ghandi worked in South Africa which an official policy of apartheid or

a)

racial segregation

b)

equality

c)

colonialism

d)

religious freedom

53.

The tension involving the partition revolves around religious differences in the region: most of the population of India are

a)

Muslim

b)

Hindu

c)

Buddhist

d)

Christian

54.

A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country is _______________________

a)

Partition

b)

Nationalism

c)

Satyagraha

d)

Apartheid

55.

What is true of the East India Trading Company?

a)

They came to India to make a colony.

b)

They came to trade for goods to take back to England.

c)

They wanted to spread Christianity.

d)

They were spies for the Queen.

56.

Mark all that are true about what happened at Amritsar in 1919?

a)

British soldier starting shooting Indian who were gathered illegally.

b)

400 were killed & 1,200 were injured

c)

caused Gandhi to act for independence

d)

Indians marched to the sea

57.

Mark all that are true about what happened at Amritsar in 1919?

a)

British soldier starting shooting Indian who were gathered illegally.

b)

400 were killed & 1,200 were injured

c)

caused Gandhi to act for independence

d)

Indians marched to the sea

58.

Indians had to pay heavy taxes, faced discrimination, were put in jail, beaten, or killed for protesting. This produced feelings of

a)

Resentment

b)

Relief

c)

Devotion

d)

Justice

59.

India won its independence from Great Britain in 1947 due to

a)

Worldwide outrage

b)

Great Britain's lack of money and manpower after WWII

c)

Gandhi's meeting with the queen

d)

the Salt March

60.

Civil disobedience means

a)

not obeying unjust laws

b)

pride in your country

c)

working hard for the raj

d)

having control of government

61.

India was controlled by which British country for over 300 years?

a)

Great Britain

b)

France

c)

China

d)

Germany

62.

India was controlled by which British country for over 300 years?

a)

Great Britain

b)

France

c)

China

d)

Germany

63.

Mohandas Gandhi sought to promote nationalism in India based on

a)

Hindu principles.

b)

Islamic principles.

c)

nonalignment during the Cold War.

d)

political independence from Britain.

64.

Who was this leader of India often associated with acts of nonviolent resistance?

a)

Abdul Kalam

b)

Lokmanya Tilak

c)

Mohandas Gandhi

d)

Hawaharlal Nehru

65.

The Indian independence movement eventually led to

a)

the exile of Mohandas Gandhi.

b)

the American Civil Rights Movement.

c)

the dismantling of the British Empire.

d)

the Cold War alliance with the United States.

66.

What was involved in Mohandas Gandhi's plan of civil disobedience?

a)

violent demonstrations

b)

passing new laws in the Indian National Congress

c)

People should refuse to obey a law that they felt was unfair, but do it without violence.

d)

He felt it was best to go along with the British laws and do nothing.

67.

After the emperor was overthrown, what two political parties emerged in China?

a)

Republican & Democrats

b)

Nationalist & Communist

c)

Fascists & Socialsts

d)

The People for Republic of China & The Japanese Communist Party

68.

Who was the leader of the Communist party?

a)

Mao Zedong

b)

Deng Xiaoping

c)

George W. Bush

d)

Emperor Hirohito

69.

What did the Communist party promise to bring to China?

a)

More freedom of speech

b)

Freedom of religion

c)

Food to the poor and more wealth to all Chinese, and land reforms

d)

More personal freedoms

70.

When was the Communist state of the People’s Republic of China established

a)

1900

b)

1989

c)

2008

d)

1949

71.

Why did poor peasants support the Chinese Communist Party?

a)

They wanted to work in communes

b)

It promised them food and a better quality of life

c)

They had no other option

d)

Mao Zedong said he would give them money

72.

Which country was China’s key ally throughout the mid-1900s

a)

Japan

b)

India

c)

The U.K.

d)

Soviet Union

73.

What was the name of the economic plan that the Chinese government developed in order to boost China’s economy?

a)

Great Leap Forward

b)

The Cultural Revolution

c)

China's Betterment Plan

d)

Chinese Economic Plan for that moolah

74.

What three problems caused the Great Leap Forward to fail within a year?

a)

Lack of funds, people, and resources

b)

Too much money, food, and resources

c)

Too much government control, too much money, and the people were too eager to work

d)

Environmental disasters, poor government management, and government corruption

75.

What was the biggest consequence of the Great Leap Forward?

a)

Famine, 20 million people died

b)

The economy was boosted

c)

China became a player in the international setting

d)

Chinese citizens were given more freedoms.

76.

What does this image represent?

a)

The Great Leap Forward

b)

Tiananmen Square

c)

The Long March

d)

VJ Day

77.

Which two political parties emerged in China after the Emperor was overthrown, following the end of WW2? ( Pick 2)

a)

Nationalist

b)

Communist

c)

Democratic

d)

Republican

78.

When Mao died in 1976, who became the leader of China?

a)

Hirohito

b)

Sun Yixian

c)

Ho Chi Minh

d)

Den Xiaoping

79.

How successful was the Great Leap Forward?

a)

Very successful

b)

Successful

c)

Not that successful

d)

An EPIC disaster

80.

What is the name of the army of young students that Mao used to enforce policies in the 1960's?

a)

The Red Guard

b)

Hitler Youth

c)

The Youth for Communism

d)

The great Collective

81.

This image represents:

a)

Cultural Revolution

b)

Tiananmen Square Massacre

c)

Great Leap Forward

d)

All of the above

82.

In China there was a time when Mao wanted to eliminate anyone that criticized his government. What is this time called?

a)

Long March

b)

The Middle Way

c)

The Great Leap Forward

d)

The Cultural Revolution

83.

When did Mao and the Communists take control of China?

a)

Right after WWII

b)

in the 1930's

c)

the end of WWI

d)

during WWII

84.

Which of the following describe why the Great Leap Forward was unsuccessful?

a)

People refused to move to larger farms.

b)

People wanted to be able to work for themselves and make a profit.

c)

Chinese farmers did not know how to plant crops on large plots of land.

d)

The Communist government rejected Mao's Idea and farms were never organized.

85.
Which of the following would happen only in a communist economy?
a)
A.The government promotes competition 
b)
The government provides incentives for innovation
c)
The government emphasizes the production of consumer goods
d)
The government controls all business activities
86.
The loyalty to a group with whom one shares  common history, culture, and or religion.
a)
Cultural Revolution
b)
Nationalism
87.
After WWII, North Korea was occupied by ________________ and had a _________________ government
a)
U.S.S.R./communist
b)
U.S.S.R./democratic
c)
U.S.A./communist
d)
U.S.A./democratic
88.
After WWII, South Korea was occupied by ________________ and had a _________________ government
a)
U.S.S.R./communist
b)
U.S.S.R./democratic
c)
U.S.A./communist
d)
U.S.A./democratic
89.
What country provided aid to North Korea during the Korean War?
a)
South Korea
b)
China
c)
Japan
d)
France
90.
Who is the ruler of North Korea?
a)
Kim Jong-un
b)
Obama
c)
Park Sung
d)
Shah Khan
91.
Why would some North Koreans and South Koreans like to see both countries become one again?
a)
they are all friends
b)
they all agree democracy is the best
c)
to fight against China
d)
they share a common culture & history
92.
What is Communism?
a)
people taking a chance to start a new business
b)
the government having complete control of politics, social/cultural rules, businesses, and property
c)
free enterprise and economic growth encouraged by the government
d)
a democratic government with personal freedoms and economic opportunities
93.
What were the results of the Korean War?
a)
The two sections of Korea reunited
b)
North Korea & South Korea remained divided
c)
The Soviet Union took control of both sections of Korea
d)
China set up a communist government
94.
Why did the United States become involved in the Korean War?
a)
to contain communism
b)
to colonize Korea
c)
to spread communism
d)
to Christianize Koreans
95.
Where was Korea divided?
a)
18 parallel
b)
34 parallel
c)
38 parallel
d)
15 parallel
96.
In 1950, Korea fought a civil war over the spread of communism.  Communists from the north tried to take over the south.  What role did he US play in this war?
a)
The US and its allies went to Vietnam to fight Korean Communists.
b)
The US and its allies join the fight to keep communism from spreading.
c)
The US and its allies did not join the Korean War.
d)
The US and its allies fought to defend the North.
97.
What best describes the outcome of the Korean War?
a)
South Korea and the U.S. won, unifying a Democratic Korea
b)
North Korea and China won, unifying a Communist Korea
c)
Stalemate, with the boarder remaining at the 38th parallel
d)
The U.S. and China split Korea, each controlling a part
98.
What peacekeeping organization voted to aid South Korea?
a)
League of Nations
b)
NATO
c)
United Nations
d)
Warsaw Pact
99.
Which country can be described as an autocracy?
a)
North Korea
b)
South Korea
c)
Japan
d)
India
100.
Who led the rebellion against France for Vietnam?
a)
Ngo Dihn Diem
b)
Ho Chi Minh
c)
President Kennedy
d)
Sui Chin
101.
What kind of government did Ho Chi Minh want?
a)
Communism
b)
Democracy
c)
Socialism
d)
Monarchy
102.
What was the domino theory?
a)
A Game
b)
A strategy for the communists
c)
A reason to stop the spread of communism
d)
An app
103.
Who were the Vietcong?
a)
The army of South Vietnam
b)
The army of Laos
c)

Sympathetic South Vietnamese (Wanted Communism)

d)
The army the U.S. was training
104.

North Vietnam was controlled by Communists and Ho Chi Minh.

a)

True

b)

False

105.
What did the Geneva Accord do?
a)
Divided Vietnam into North and South regions
b)
Divided Vietnam into East and West Regions
c)
A cease fire - cease in bombing
d)
An attack that the U.S. exaggerated
106.
Why was the U.S. in Vietnam?
a)
Oil
b)
contain Communism
c)
gain territory
d)
treaty obligations from WWII
107.
Along what parallel did the Geneva Accord divide Vietnam 
a)
38th
b)
17th 
c)
17-38th 
d)
45th 
108.
What were the problems of fighting in Vietnam?
a)
Identifying the enemy 
b)
Jungle/Location provided cover and a place to transport enemy supplies
c)
Weather and climate
d)
all of these
109.
In Vietnam the fighters used an irregular warfare tactic that made it difficult for our soldiers to be successful...it was called?
a)
Vietnamese Warfare tactics
b)
Cheetah Warfare
c)
Hidden Warfare
d)
Guerrilla warfare
110.
When the French left Vietnam, the U.S. stepped in to 
a)
try to cause a popular uprising against Ho Chi Minh.
b)
as a peacekeeper along the border between North Vietnam and South Vietnam. 
c)
protect the pro-Western government in South Vietnam. 
d)
make sure free elections were held, as specified by the Geneva Accords. 
111.
To avoid U.S. soldiers North Vietnam simply used which trail that went through Laos/Cambodia?
a)
Ho Chi Minh Trail
b)
Hmong Trail
c)
Laos Trail
d)
Cambodian Trail
112.

What is an example of a autocratic government system?

a)

Japan

b)

The United Nations

c)

India

d)

North Korea

113.

What is an example of a parliamentary government system?

a)

China

b)

South Korea

c)

Japan

d)

North Korea

114.

Who makes most of the important governmental decisions in an autocracy?

a)

The legislature

b)

The people

c)

The ruler

d)

A small group of powerful leaders

115.

Which country has an emperor today?

a)

India

b)

Vietnam

c)

China

d)

Japan

116.

Who is allowed to vote in Japan’s elections?

a)

Only male citizens

b)

Citizens who have completed 12 years of school

c)

Citizens over the age of 18

d)

Citizens over the age of 20

117.

Which best describes the Chinese government?

a)

Absolute monarchy

b)

Federal democracy

c)

Constitutional monarchy

d)

Communist government

118.

Citizens of which country are considered to have the least freedom?

a)

South Korea

b)

Japan

c)

India

d)

North Korea

119.

Which branch of government is responsible for making and carrying out the laws in a parliamentary system of government?

a)

Judicial

b)

Legislative

c)

Executive

d)

Monarchy

120.

What group makes most of the important decisions in the government of the People’s Republic of China?

a)

Wealthy landowners

b)

The Red Guard

c)

Chinese citizens

d)

The Chinese Communist Party

121.

Japan’s emperor is the country’s Head of State, a person who has:

a)

The same powers as the chief executive

b)

A veto for laws passed by the legislature

c)

The most power in the national government

d)

A ceremonial role without much power

122.

In a parliamentary system of government, how is the leader chosen?

a)

By the political party with the most members in the legislature

b)

By the national court system

c)

By inheriting the position

d)

In a vote by the citizens

123.

Which statement about political parties is true about China?

a)

There are many political parties.

b)

There is only one legal political party.

c)

The leader of a political party cannot be president.

d)

Those running for office may not be in the Communist Party.

124.

Which country has a history of violating the personal freedoms and voting rights of its citizens?

a)

India

b)

China

c)

Japan

d)

South Korea

125.

Which nation would MOST LIKELY be associated with restrictions on personal liberties like freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press?

a)

North Korea

b)

South Korea

c)

Japan

d)

India

126.

In which nation would you be MOST LIKELY to find censorship of information, news, or any speech that is critical of the government?

a)

India

b)

Japan

c)

China

d)

South Korea

127.

Both the Republic of India and Japan are examples of parliamentary republics. In both nations the legislative branch is ___, or made up of two houses.

a)

Unicameral

b)

Bicameral

c)

Appointed

d)

Proportional

128.

The government of this country includes both a prime minister and an emperor.

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Japan

d)

North Korea

e)

South Korea

129.

Only state-controlled media are allowed by the government and the military helps elect members of the national legislature in this country.

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Japan

d)

North Korea

e)

South Korea

130.
Which of the following is an example of a feature found within a Democracy?
a)
Limited Personal Freedoms
b)
A Dictator
c)
State Controlled News
d)
Free elections
131.
One person possesses unlimited power.
a)
Anarchy
b)
Federal
c)
Confederation
d)
Autocracy
132.
In a parliamentary government, the ______________ holds the most political power and serves as the head of government.
a)
Prime Minister
b)
President
c)
Monarch
d)
Supreme Leader
133.
An emperor passing down his ultimate power and control to his family after his death would occur within a(n).......
a)
Absolute Monarchy
b)
Presidential Democracy
c)
Parliamentary Democracy
d)
Unicameral Legislature
134.

In a command economy, economic decisions are made by the ___________.

a)

consumers

b)

market

c)

government

d)

producers

135.

Most democratic nations have _______ economies.

a)

mixed

b)

traditional

c)

command

d)

market

136.

What are the three economic questions that every country must answer?

a)

What to produce, How to produce, and for whom to produce

b)

Who, What, When, Where, and Why

c)

How do we make the most money?

137.

What type of economic system is found in Japan?

a)

Mixed market

b)

Command

c)

Market

d)

Traditional

138.

How does a traditional economy exchange goods?

a)

By stealing

b)

By the government telling the people what to exchange

c)

By paying for goods

d)

By bartering- trading without using money

139.

What country is the least free country

a)

China

b)

Japan

c)

North Korea

d)

South Korea

140.

If Japan’s government puts a limit on how much Vietnamese rice it will import this year, what trade barrier is this?

a)

Embargo

b)

Tariff

c)

Quota

d)

Opportunity Cost

141.

Which trade barrier sets up a complete ban on trading between countries?

a)

mountains

b)

tariff

c)

quota

d)

embargo

142.

The Japanese economy has to make up for the country’s lack of:

a)

Education

b)

Population

c)

Natural resources

d)

Fish

143.

Why does specialization make trade between countries easier?

a)

There will always be a steady supply of goods on the market so trade is not needed.

b)

Countries can produce what they make best and trade with others for what they need.

c)

A country’s economy will never go through a difficult time if they specialize in a good.

d)

The competition between countries will not exist.

144.

Which of the following BEST describes a market system?

a)

The government provides services, such as telephones and television.

b)

A person can start any legal business and charge any price.

c)

The government provides food and housing to all workers.

d)

Businesses are owned by the government.

145.

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