REVIEW 1.Movement of people within a country is: a)migration b)importation c)immigration d)deportation 2.The state of Florida was purchased from: a)Spain.

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REVIEW 1.Movement of people within a country is: a)migration b)importation c)immigration d)deportation 2.The state of Florida was purchased from: a)Spain b)England c)neither

REVIEW 1.Movement of people within a country is: a)migration b)importation c)immigration d)deportation 2. 2.The state of Florida was purchased from: a)Spain b)England c)neither

Today-Objective: Economy & Culture of the USA Understand different parts of the US economy Understand that the US has the world’s largest economy Understand that US popular culture is recognized around the world. US economy & culture skillbuilder

The USA has about 7% of the world’s land area. But the USA has the world’s largest economy. US leads in: Agriculture Manufactured goods Global trade

EXPORTS WHEN GOODS ARE SOLD TO ANOTHER COUNTRY

FREE ENTERPRISE ECONOMIC SYSTEM WHERE PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS OWN MOST OF THE TECHNOLOGY, RESOURCES AND BUSINESSES

Information processing SERVICE INDUSTRY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY WHERE A PERSON DOES SOMETHING FOR YOU Examples: Information processing Finance Medicine Transportation education

POST INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY ECONOMY WHERE MANUFACTURING NO LONGER PLAYS A ROLE

MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS THAT ENGAGE IN BUSINESS WORLD WIDE

Americans are diverse 70% trace their ancestry to Europe 13% Hispanic (Mexico, Central & South America) 12% African American 4% Asian 1% Native

American Music & popular culture are popular around the world

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