Latin America Government and Economics
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- Q1
What is citizen participation like in an autocratic government?
Very limited (Citizens do NOT have many rights)
Major role (Citizens have many rights)
Mixed (Citizens have some rights)
There is no Government control
30s - Q2
What is citizen participation like in a democratic government?
Citizens have no rights
Citizens overrule all decisions
Citizens participate by voting
Citizens hold a verbal gathering
30s - Q3
What type of government do Brazil and Mexico have?
Parliamentary democracy
Presidential democracy
Autocracy
Theocracy
30s - Q4
In which type of government would a citizen’s rights be most likely controlled? Autocratic or Democratic?
Autocratic
Democratic
30s - Q5
A leader is chosen in a presidential democracy by the citizens electing the legislative and executive branched separately.
truefalseTrue or False30s - Q6
A leader is chosen in a parliamentary democracy by the citizens electing a royal to rule and that ruler picks different people to be in the legislative and executive branches
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q7
What is specialization?
Completing your part of a task and then relying on others to complete their part.
Goods that are used to make something else
Doing the entire task by yourself
investing in education
30s - Q8
What is a tariff?
Figuring out a system for what one currency is worth
Tax on imported goods
The purpose of having an exchange rate
A ban on a product entering the country
30s - Q9
What is an embargo?
increasing imports from countries
A total trade ban
investing in capital goods
liberating citizens from countries that are not free
30s - Q10
What is a quota?
reaching a higher GED
increase oil exports
A limit on the amount of goods that can enter the country
increasing the countries literary rate
30s - Q11
What is the purpose having an exchange rate and currency exchange?
So all countries can have a diverse currency
Embargo the difference of currency
To help build tariffs
It is essential to make all trade fair
30s - Q12
NAFTA was the North American Free Trade Agreement
truefalseTrue or False30s - Q13
What countries were involved in NAFTA
Brazil, Puerto Rico, and USA
England, France, and USA
USA, Mexico, and Canada
Cuba, Brazil, and Japan
30s - Q14
What are capital goods?
Scrap materials that are exported
A tax on imported goods
Something that you are good at
Goods that are used to generate something else
30s - Q15
What is human capital?
Adding a number of new jobs
Investing in education, training, improving literacy rate
Importing items from outside of the capital
Supporting a major chain
30s