Unit 4: Human Systems and Development Vocabulary

Developed:

• a country that does not rely solely on agriculture (agriculture, manufacturing, and service industries)

• a country that does rely solely on agriculture (agriculture, manufacturing, and service industries)

• the level of economic and human well-being

developing:

• the use of natural resources in such a way that exist for future generations

• a country that does not rely solely on agriculture (agriculture, manufacturing, and service industries)

• a country that relies on agriculture for economic growth (agriculture)

development:

• a country that does rely on agriculture for economic growth (agriculture)

• the level of economic and human well-being (ie. health, education)

• a country that does not rely solely on agriculture (agriculture, manufacturing, and service industries)

sustainability:

• the use of natural resources in such a way that exist for future generations

• the level of economic and human well-being (ie. health, education)

• a country that does not rely solely on agriculture (agriculture, manufacturing, and service industries)

globalization:

• an economic measure of the amount and quality of goods available and distributed across a group/region

• a country that relies on agriculture for economic growth

• the growth of a world-wide society INTERDEPENDENCE

An economic measure of the amount and quality of goods available and distributed across a group/region is (a)  

There are _____ measures of standard of living

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• 6

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Government:

• what goods will be available and how they are distributed

• average annual salary that can be earned by dividing the worth of all goods and services by the population

• how many people there are to receive and need the goods

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita:

• how many people there are to receive and need the goods

• the percentage of the population that can read and write (only ADULTS)

• average annual salary that can be earned by dividing the worth of all goods and services by the population

population:

• how many people there are to receive and need the goods

• the use of natural resources in such a way that exist for future generations

• the level of economic and human well-being