Ch. 5 Government Voc. Review

A form of government in which the people elect leaders and rule by majority.

• democracy

• limited government

• factors of production

• limited government

countries with strong economies and a high quality of life. (USA, Canada)

• developing countries

• developed countries

• free enterprise system

• factors of production

Obligation to serve as a juror.

• unlimited government

• limited government

• jury duty

• democracy

The basic economic resources needed to produce goods and services.

• jury duty

• wholesale industries

• retail industries

• factors of production

businesses that focus on growing crops and raising livestock. (Farming)

• agricultural industries

• service industries

• free enterprise system

• retail industries

businesses that sell to business (Ex. Sam's)

• manufacturing industries

• wholesale industries

• service industries

• agricultural industries

A type of government that has legal limits on it's power, usually in the form of a constitution, everyone including those in power, must obey the laws.

• democracy

• limited government

• unlimited government

• jury duty

An economic system in which businesses can compete freely with one another with little government intervention.

• agricultural industries

• service industries

• retail industries

• free enterprise system

business where people make finished products from raw material. (Factories)

• agricultural industries

• service industries

• manufacturing industries

• wholesale industries

businesses that sell directly to final customers. (Walmart, HEB, Target)

• service industries

• retail industries

• agricultural industries

• manufacturing industries