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Political and Economic Systems
World GeographyCy-Woods HS
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Economic Spectrum
Political Systems
• Tell us how power is distributed within a region.
Democracy
• People hold all political power.
• Ex. Ancient Greece
Democracy
• Is the U.S. a democracy?
Democracy Index
Lighter = more democratic
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Economic Spectrum
Democracy
Republic
• People have the power through elected representatives.
• Ex. U.S., Germany, India
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Economic Spectrum
DemocracyRepublic
Theocracy• A system of
government in which religious leaders rule in the name of God.
• Ex. Iran (Vatican City)
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DemocracyRepublicTheocracy
Absolute Monarchy
• Absolute power among his or her people. • An absolute monarch wields unrestricted political
power over the sovereign state and its people.
• Ex: Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Dubai
Constitutional Monarchy
• king or queen acts as Head of State. The ability to make and pass legislation resides with an elected Parliament, not with the Monarch
• ex. United Kingdom, Belgium,Sweden, Norway
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DemocracyRepublicTheocracyConstitutional MonarchyAbsolute Monarchy
Dictatorship
• An individual or group holds complete political power (by force.)
• ex. North Korea (under Kim Jong-il), Germany (under Hitler), Soviet Union (under Stalin)
Totalitarian (Dictatorship)
• Often times the people do vote, but it doesn’t matter who they vote for.
• No term limits
• Some do have popular support.
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Economic Spectrum
DemocracyRepublicTheocracyConstitutional MonarchyAbsolute Monarchy
Dictatorship/Totalitarian
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Add communism
Economic System
• Tied to the country’s political system.
• The way people produce and exchange goods and services.
• 3 basic types:
Modern Economic Spectrum
Command Economy Free EnterpriseSocialism
more government less government
Command Economy
• Also known as communist economy
• ex) Cuba and North Korea
Command Economy
• Government controls the factors of production.
• determine job, own the land, etc.
Command Economy
• Government determines the distribution of goods and services.
• ration food/supplies, who can own what
Command Economy
• Government provides all basic needs.
• healthcare, shelter, etc.
Free Enterprise (Capitalism)
• Also known as market or capitalist economy
• ex) U.S.
Free Enterprise (Capitalism)• Private ownership of
factors of production.
• People own the land, businesses, money, etc.
Free Enterprise (Capitalism)• Consumer demand
controls production and distribution.
• things are made because people want them
• market
Free Enterprise (Capitalism)• Government provides
few/no basic needs.
• social programs, welfare, etc.
Socialism
• Also known as mixed economy
• ex) France, India, China
Socialism
• Major factors of production owned by government.
• energy, healthcare, etc.
• private owners too
Socialism
• Distribution of goods and services determined by both.
• a blend
Socialism
• Government provides some basic needs.
• healthcare, more extensive social programs, welfare, etc.
• Emphasis on “being fair” to all.
Levels of economic activities• Just remember the POTATO…
Primary Activities• Getting the raw materials for immediate use
or in the making of a final product.• fishing, farming,
timber, mining
Don’t be a potato farmer!
Secondary Activities• Adding value to materials by changing their
form.• Manufacturing• Mark an advancingeconomy.
Turn those potatoes into?.
Or oil into?
Tertiary Activities• Providing business or professional services.• Usually seen in developed economies.
Sell french fries for business.
Quaternary Activities
• Provide information, management, and research services by highly trained persons.
• only in placeswith the highest level of economicdevelopment
Study potatoes and alter them.Study potatoes and alter them.
No, it’s not real.