Chapter 24: Comparing Political and Economic Systems Review

intergovernmental organization that regulates world petroleum production

• OPEC

• intergovernmental organization

• European Union

• Electoral College

• capitalism

a type of group made up of member states through agreement or treaty

• OPEC

• intergovernmental organization

• European Union

• Electoral College

• capitalism

a modern trading bloc in which trade barriers have been removed

• OPEC

• intergovernmental organization

• European Union

• Electoral College

• capitalism

how the president of the United States is elected

• OPEC

• intergovernmental organization

• European Union

• Electoral College

• capitalism

an economic system in which consumers and private owners make most economic decisions

• OPEC

• intergovernmental organization

• European Union

• Electoral College

• capitalism

an organization that helps millions of people worldwide affected by conflict and natural disaster

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent

• Global South

• no confidence vote

• socialism

• terrorism

developing nations found in Africa, Central and South America, and southern Asia

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent

• Global South

• no confidence vote

• socialism

• terrorism

one way that elections are triggered in parliamentary democracies

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent

• Global South

• no confidence vote

• socialism

• terrorism

an economic system in which government and private interests each make some economic decisions

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent

• Global South

• no confidence vote

• socialism

• terrorism

issue of global concern requiring the United States to cooperate with other nations

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent

• Global South

• no confidence vote

• socialism

• terrorism