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Factors Economic Systems Constitution Criminal and Juvenile Court Economic Terms

-Name one of the four factors of Production? Row Question

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-Name one of the four factors of Production? Row Question

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-Name one of the four factors of Production? Row Question

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-Name one of the four factors of Production? Row Question

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-Primitive economy where almost everything is made by hand. Row Question

-traditional economy Row Answer

-Economic situation where the government is in control of the factors of production. Row Question

-command economy Row Answer

-Economic situation where individuals make most of the choices. Row Question

-capitalist economy Row Answer

Row Question -Economic situation where individuals and government share the power over economic decisions with individuals owning smaller businesses and government owning the largest.

-mixed economy Row Answer

Row Question -Economic system where the government takes a hands-off policy as proposed by Adam Smith

-free market system / laissez- faire Row Answer

-Another name for the market economy where individuals risk their capital for a chance to gain a profit. Row Question

-capitalism / free enterprise Row Answer

-Where was the Constitutional Convention? Row Question

-Philadelphia Row Answer

-Name the government proposed by James Madison at the Convention and it called for a three branch government with a legislature based on population. Row Question

-Virginia Plan Row Answer

-Name the agreement made at the Convention of 1787 that created a two house legislature with one house based on population and the other based on state equality. Row Question

-Great Compromise or Connecticut Compromise Row Answer

-Name the political group who supported the passage of the new Constitution and its stronger government. Row Question

-Federalists Row Answer

-This was the set of Amendments that were proposed at the request of Anti-Federalists to guarantee certain basic rights to the people. Row Question

-Bill of Rights Row Answer

-Economic idea that you deliberately make a decision and do so knowing the other options would be lost? Row Question

-opportunity cost Row Answer

-Economic idea that a person loses the chance to do something when you make a choice? Row Question

-trade off Row Answer

-Economic idea that a larger business can operate at a more efficient rate because of its bulk. Same concept applies when buying items in large quantities? Row Question

-economy of scale Row Answer

-This term describes labor which requires more physical labor? Row Question

-blue collar labor Row Answer

-This term describes labor using mostly mental abilities? Row Question

-white collar labor Row Answer

-Name the two adversarial sides of the criminal court system? Row Question

-Prosecution and defense Row Answer

-This is the monetary promise you pay in order to be released after an arrest? Row Question

-bail Row Answer

-Sometimes a suspect will agree to a say they are guilty for a lighter sentence. What is this called? Row Question

-plea bargain Row Answer

-How is a juvenile trial different? Row Question

-private. No jury Row Answer

-What is probably the most common sentence in a juvenile case? Row Question

-probation Row Answer